Author: Stone Man
"The Girl Who Fell on the Snow" is a controversial French-Belgian film co-produced last year, which was broadcast at the Beijing International Film Festival.
Liz is a young girl in the cardamom age who lives with her mother due to the divorce of her parents.
But the mother is still in the boyfriend, and she has little love for Liz.
Liz, who lacks fatherly love, has no more maternal love, and lacks the warmth of the family.
When she was in high school, she went to a ski club to start her studies.
The ski club's coach, Fred, an old coach who once produced a national skier champion, took in Liz.
In the ski club, Liz, who originally lacked fatherly love, felt warm with the guidance of a coach and a fatherly age.
And this kind of warmth at least is the warmth that a normal flower girl should have, but Liz rarely enjoys this warmth in the family.
The seasoned coach Fred, also aware of Liz's ignorant girlish psychology, began to tempt Liz a little to ravage her and satisfy his own selfish desires.
For the young girl of cardamom age, it is also a hazy fog to see flowers.
Liz is an athlete with skiing skills, and she is also an idiot about life.
When she first came to her great aunt, she was so nervous that she regarded these very normal personal physiological phenomena as abnormal things for trembling.
It was these normal physiological changes that led to Liz's abnormal psychological changes.
Fred is also using the coach's spell to invisibly control Liz's need to vent his desires.
The first time he was on a snowy night, when he pulled Liz into the snow, he was in the car and let Liz meet his physiological needs with his hands.
Afterwards, he also said to Liz, this is what you gave me. Liz felt ashamed of Coach Fred, are you going to give up on me?
Fred trained Liz strictly on the one hand, while on the other hand he seduced her with soft violence to satisfy his lusts.
While training at the gym, Liz had a slight injury to her leg due to excessive exercise.
While helping Liz rub her wounds, Fred took the opportunity to pounce on Liz and vent his bestiality.
After Fred's release, Liz discovers her own blood, and she is still a virgin. She had to go to the pharmacy again to buy contraceptives to prevent accidents.
All this, Fred brought To Ritz not happiness but panic, even pain.
Liz's flower season girlhood was ravaged by the moral coach in this way.
Although she won the championship in the final competition, she won the championship with her own blood and tears, and she also grew up in pain.
Some people say that this is a deformed teacher-student love film, is it possible? Not at all.
"The Snow Girl" is the film's ruthless exposure and flogging of Fred in the haze of Liz's initial love sinus, cloaked in the cloak of a coach, naked to satisfy his animalistic desires.