story happened in Venice in 1753, a city I liked very much - freedom, enthusiasm, romance. Venice, a water city after the Renaissance, pursues the secular spirit of individual development and pragmatism. On such a stage, a beautiful love story will naturally emerge.
The legendary lover Casanova, in order to wait for his biological mother to return, has been living in Venice, and lingers in different gentle villages every day. On the one hand, he is unruly and admired by thousands of people, and on the other hand, he is hunted down by religious organizations and accused of his debauched life. One day, he met the nemesis in his life - Francesca. She is smart, independent, and brave. In the men's university, she loudly preached that women should receive higher education, and she fought Casanova with a sword for the happiness of her younger brother. In fact, Francesca also has an identity - the philosopher Bernardo Guardi, a pagan who was sacked by religious organizations. Because "he" promotes the spirit of female liberation and violates the so-called morality. After the duel, Casanova was deeply attracted to Francesca and pursued her in every way possible. Finally, after various tests, the lovers finally get married. Neither Casanova nor Francesca fell victim to religion and fled Venice and traveled the world. The legend of Casanova was continued by Francesca's younger brother, who pretended to be Casanova and continued to live a happy life.
The rhythm of the whole movie is lively, the violin is used as accompaniment throughout the movie, and the green leaves give full play to the British irony and humor, adding a sense of joy to the movie. Like the famous virgin Victoria in Venice, who is actually a prostitute, desperately longing for Casanova's presence. Like those sanctimonious preachers who are actually fighting for their power. This seems to be a reappearance of those satirical stories in the Decalogue. Every actor performed brilliantly.
Loved the F&C dialogue after the duel.
There must be sth deeply wrong with a man like that, don't you think?
Sth missing in his life. True love, perhaps.
I will not debate with you if you take the side of a man whose idea of love demands a female sacrifice every day.
I've no sympathy for women who think no better of themselves than to be a plaything. You tell your friend from me that what he imagines to
be love is, in fact, self-love. And self-love is self-doubt.
among the piles. It's narcissism and self-doubt. Keep sacrificing those women to prove it. Student C should never get into the meaning of true love, it's just for fun. To learn from himself, the happiness of the body does not mean the throbbing of the soul. Finally, when he heard F's reckless and sincere words, he knew that he had fallen in love with this smart woman.
Give me a man who is man enough to give himself just to the woman who is worth him.
If the woman were me, I would love him alone and forever.
Personally, I think a dissolute man will not restrain himself just because he is moved. He should have an appeal in his heart, and when his appeal is satisfied one day, he will naturally restrain himself. It's as if you're always looking for something, and life doesn't have focus until you get it.
What is most worthy of nympho is Heath Ledger's eyes, the self-confidence and arrogance from the beginning when he was looking for love. Later, when I fell in love with Francesca's affection and looked at her blankly, this transformation was amazing. It's a pity that the man has passed away, otherwise there will definitely be more good works to bring to the world. A giant star has fallen, may you rest in peace in heaven!
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