Left-Handed Woman

Loneliness is the tremor of the landscape as the train passes by, and the hot touch from the stove; every scene and object, under Müller's fixed lens, precise composition and melancholy tones, is filled with a heavy sense of loneliness, reflecting Marianne's inner world. Suddenly realizing that her husband would leave her, Marianne decided to abandon him first and start an independent life with her children in the countryside of Paris. She found freedom and joy in translating Flaubert's works and rediscovered herself in the leisurely world. Produced by Van Windas, Peter Hankey, the screenwriter of "The Crossing" (1975) and "Under the Berlin Sky" (1987), made his directorial debut and personally adapted the novel of the same name to the screen, capturing the courage of women escaping from the noisy world. Loneliness can also be a choice.