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Free of moralism and melodrama, expressively composed and lit and very naturalistically acted, this is a film of startling modernity.
This exercise in social realism can be slow and requires concentration, but The Goddess provides a first- hand look at a remarkable performance by Ruan.
One of the most powerful silent films of all time.
Ruan's performance is so heartrendingly pure that the film is almost unbearable to watch.
Tragic tale of shame and sacrifice.
what could have been a mere preachy melodrama is elevated by lovely cinematography and the remarkable performance of ruan lingyu, a premier actress of chinese silent cinema in her penultimate film, as a woman fighting society's scorn to make a better life for her small son. tragically, the film mirrored her chaotic private life, which fueled scandal sheets and led to her suicide at age 24. u can see this film here--> http://www.archive.org/details/thegoddess
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Chinese silent film star Ruan Ling-Yu knew how to light up the screen. Whether there were happy or hard moments, her emotions projected the mood of the film.
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