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One of the key recommended films in the 2018 Expectation List of the French Film Manual. The film is shot on 16mm film, with extreme psychedelic color, and the image is super bold. The story tells the evil journey of five"wild boys" who love art, which reminds people of Kubrick's"Clockwork Orange". The five"wild boys" are being"played" by five actresses, involving many erotic elements, and discussing the gender structure

Su Zanni, a 16-year-old flower girl, lost interest in the topics of her peers and found resonance in the soul of 35 year old theater actor Rafael

　　A restless photographer leaves her family to "find herself" and takes up deep-sea diving

Adapt the key reading I Promise, which is designated by all French middle school students. The Baileys, the trump producer of"The Baileys", is another family warming work with tears and joy. Charlotte Gansberg, the Kancheng film queen, is a moving example of a mother in Europe; The life of Romangary (Piyenne), an epic masterpiece that spans five countries, takes 14 weeks, and goes deep into the core of the history of the 1920s and 1950s, can be said to be extraordinary. He spent his poor childhood in Poland, his youth in the sunshine of Nice, France, and even served as a pilot during the Second World War, making great achievements in Africa. In order to become a great man and a famous writer, he has tasted all the ups and downs of life, all for his mother Nina (Charlotte Gansberg plays). This lovely and independent woman's strong maternal love for her son filled Gary's life with twists and turns, enthusiasm and mystery, and made him an important writer in the 20th century. However, such endless maternal love will eventually become the burden of his life< Br/>The film Promise at Dawn is adapted from the autobiographical novel I Promise published in 1960 by the French literary giant Romangary, which describes the legendary story of Romangary becoming a French literary giant, the touching memories of his passion with his mother, and a grand epic spanning the 20th century, a family warming film interwoven with tears