The Bride in Black

A bride (Jean Moreau) becomes a widow as soon as she steps out of the church, and her entire love ideal is shattered with the death of her lover. She deliberately searched for the five murderers who killed her husband one by one and took revenge one by one. Her behavior was entirely based on her loyalty and persistence to love. In order to achieve her goal, she did not hesitate to suppress her feelings because she firmly believed: "You have taken something from me, and you can never give it back to me no matter what." What is left of her is a heart without love. "Beautiful Lady" is Drufo's tribute to Hitchcock. He admired this master of tension so much that he once wrote an interview with Hitchcock. He admires Hitchcock because Hitchcock is the only most "complete" director in the world - one who is both public and personal, commercial and experimental at the same time. Adapted from American writer William. Alice's romance novel. (Film Fortnightly)