I watched it on an Air France plane when I returned from Europe, and half of the time I saw it, I thought the movie must have a good rating. At the end of it, I suddenly felt that it should be a movie with a real story changed. I got off the plane and checked it out. The protagonist's acting skills and the recollection of the plot are perfectly interspersed. There is neither sloppyness nor excessive effort to deliberately render superfluous elements. The focus of the whole play revolves around the portrait, but in the end, it is for the heroine. It doesn't matter anymore! Perhaps for her, she can regain her memory and bravely face the experience she doesn't want to mention, and her life will be complete. At the moment when the judge pronounced the verdict, I, as an audience, also felt the same.
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