If this is a custom-made film for Natalie Portman, then it has removed half of the story of "Black Swan" and only played the white swan.
Historically, Jacqueline was not a woman in the dignified role of a good wife and mother. Her love affair with Ken's brother Bobby and her marriage to the Greek ship king fully illustrate this point. Her lust, her courtesan side, and the vigor she exuded from it were all gone. From the point of view of showing women, it is a failure.
Here, Jacqueline is portrayed as a woman who only smokes to suppress herself and rationally calculates everything, just to satisfy face and livelihood, which is too narrow. Natalie Portman may hope that she is a traditional intellectual actress who is relatively abstinent, but in fact, where is the inevitable connection between intellectuality and abstinence?
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