"Obsessed with June flowers"It is a gripping film that deeply and intricately reveals the complexity and confusion of human nature. The film is adapted from Anaïs Nin's "Henry and Joan", directed by Philip Kaufman, and brought together a world of passion, desire, pain and struggle by wonderful actors such as Uma Thurman, Fred Ward, and Maria de Medello.
The main plot revolves around the life of Anne, who lived in Paris from 1931 to 1932, and her husband, Hugo, a banker. Anne's sexual fantasies in her diary set the stage for her affair with Henry Miller, whose presence and relationship with his wife, Joan, caused Anne to struggle between morality and desire. Her inner anguish and struggles become the central expression of the film.
The film depicts a battle between morality and desire, and Anne and Hugo try to find a balance between self-desire and social morality, and are surrounded by expectations and pressures, which limit their decisions and behaviors. This struggle is not only manifested in behavior, but also deeply reflected in the inner conflict, which becomes the most exciting part of the film.
The film reveals the pain and struggles of love, and Anne's affair with Henry and her relationship with Hugo all show the intricate emotional entanglements between the characters. Especially in the face of Henry's dilemma of not being able to meet her needs, Anne has to choose between two men, and this struggle and pain is vividly portrayed in the film, which realistically and brutally outlines the world of love.
The film shows the characters' struggles with self-awareness, the constant struggles and pains of the characters in the process of exploring themselves and understanding their own desires and motivations. This struggle is not only reflected at the surface level of self-perception, but also deeply reflected in the exploration of self-worth and identity. The movie goes deep into human nature and social morality, and presents all kinds of complexities and pains of human nature through delicate plots and character depictions.
Especially when dealing with themes such as morality, lust, and love, the struggles and pain in the film are particularly thought-provoking. The film not only outlines a real and cruel world for the audience, but also provides us with a platform to reflect on human nature and social morality.
Re-examining our own values and moral standards, and understanding the inner world of ourselves and others, gives us a deeper understanding of ourselves and the inner world of others. Let's reflect on our core values and ethics and gain insight into our own and others' inner worlds so that we can know ourselves more deeply and understand the inner worlds of others better.