Frida

Frida (played by Salma Hayek) is a famous female painter in Mexico. Before the age of 18, she was a happy and lively girl, enjoying the sweetness of love like everyone else. However, she was severely injured in a car accident when she was 18 years old. After narrowly escaping from death, she suffered from illness for the rest of her life. The original little lover also left her. Lying in bed for 18 months, she stayed with paintings all day long, and her paintings were full of incredible energy and passion. At that time, she really began to consider selling paintings to support herself. She went to ask the painter Rivera to guide her painting, and the other party admired her talent. They also transformed from teachers and students to lifelong partners, and they got married. After their marriage, they experienced the most turbulent revolutionary period in Mexico. They followed the footsteps of communism fanatically. Even when Trotsky was expelled from the Soviet Union by Stalin, they warmly received him without fear of risk. Frida's hazy love with Trotsky and her lesbian complex made her emotional history as colorful. In 1954, Frida left this world full of illness, and I hope her departure was a blessing.