Brief introduction of sleeping beauty

The film tells a fairy tale that happened to a modern female college student. Lucy is a female college student. She is immersed in promiscuity and drug abuse and has no ability to restrain her behavior. Until she "discovered" a secret world full of fantasy and was taken to a mysterious brothel, which was beautiful and full of desire, but strangely, she woke up and forgot what the man had done to her the night before, and she was deeply lost. How can she find herself? ...

This work was short-listed in the main competition unit of the 64th Cannes Film Festival, but it failed to win some awards. Julia Leigh is a famous Australian writer, and this first directorial work was shortlisted for Cannes Film Festival.

Mia wasikowska in Alice in Wonderland was originally scheduled to play Lucy, the heroine, but failed to make it, and was replaced by Browning, who also has a pair of innocent eyes. The film is wrapped in a strong European and American college style, and the eerie tone of the film even reveals the shadow of some banned films. Sleeping Beauty is Julia Leigh's directorial debut, and the script of the film was also written by this Australian woman writer. Although the title of the film is the same as a famous fairy tale, the film describes the desires of some adults. Lucy, the protagonist in the play, is a college student, and her other identity is "Sleeping Beauty". This special job made her fall asleep in a strange room, and when she woke up, she couldn't remember anything at all, as if nothing had happened. Lucy gradually began to question this. She is eager to know what happened when she fell asleep. This script is on the list of outstanding scripts that were not filmed in 2008. In September 2009, the Australian Film Association invested in the production of this independent film, with a film investment of about $6.5438+million. But in the end, because of director Julia Lee's controversial taboo photography, the film finally passed the Palme d 'Or award, but Browning's acting still won numerous praises. For emily browning, this large-scale transformation performance is undoubtedly a success. Female directors jane campion, a New Zealand genius who won the Palme d 'Or in Cannes for her piano lesson, simply commented on Browning: "emily browning is flawless."