"Shelly", Reivew on Chéri

Stephen Frears Stephen Frears is really a poorly defined director, you can't find anything similar in his many great films, of course, that's because he doesn't work with the same writers very much. But it can't be compared with that kind of craftsman director. Even if he never participates in script creation, his keenness to reality, profound art, control of genre films, and control of actors can always bring you unexpected results. "Happy Laundry," "Put Your Ears Up," "Dangerous Relationships," "Liar," "Rhyme," "Dirty Sweet Things," and "The Queen" are proof.

But there is one exception, and that is Christopher Hampton. They worked together on "Dangerous Relationships," "Deadly Incarnate," and "Sherley," even though the three films, which are also literary adaptations, have completely different grammars.

"Sherry" is very much like "The Age of Innocence" in the tune of "Mrs. Henderson's Dedication", it feels like a "lace news anecdote", but the message is simple and not simple. Although the length and the ending seem thin, but the grand packaging and impeccable (please allow me to use this extreme adjective, because from the outside to now her ability to control the role, really can't think of a more suitable candidate) Michelle · Pfeiffer Michelle Pfeiffer, or let people stop.

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