What is the main content of the American film Butterfly Dream?

Synopsis: On a cliff in the south of France, a man in a trance wandered back and forth. A scream interrupted his meditation, and a young woman who came to paint nearby suspected that he was suicidal and stepped forward to stop him. This reckless move made them know each other quickly and even became close lovers soon. The handsome aristocratic rich man's name is Macy Wenders. The death of his wife a few years ago left him heartbroken, and the young woman was just a maid.

They started dating outside, but whenever a young girl asks about derwent's prestigious Mandeli Manor, Mr. Wenders always looks blue and silent. Mr Wenders gradually fell in love with this innocent and kind girl, and just as she was leaving with her master, he formally proposed to her. Soon, Macy Wenders returned to his estate in England with his new wife. Mrs. Danvers, the strict housekeeper in the manor, clearly showed her disgust for Mrs. Wenders and admiration for former Mrs. Rebecca of Wenders.

Although Rebecca died, it affected everything in the manor. The manor is full of objects named after Rebecca's initials. Mrs Wenders tried to get familiar with the environment, but she ran into a wall again and again. All these painful experiences seem to give her a hint: her husband only loves Rebecca. But Rebecca seems to hide a lot of secrets, far from being so holy and beautiful on the surface. Finally, in order to save Mrs. Wenders's heart, Messi admitted that he had killed Rebecca and drowned her in the sea.

At this moment, Rebecca's body was found, and her death once again attracted people's attention. After investigation, the truth finally came out: Rebecca committed suicide, but she made everything look like Messi killed herself to get back at him. Finally, Mrs Danvers lit a fire in despair, and it was reduced to ashes together with Mandeli Manor.

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Creative background:

Butterfly Dream is adapted from the mystery novel Butterfly Dream written by British woman writer Daphne du Maurier. From 65438 to 0939, Hollywood producer Selznick bought the adaptation right of Rebecca, and Robert E. Sherwood wrote the screenplay. The script of the film is faithful to the original novel Butterfly Dream; The psychological material in the film is also adapted from the original novel.

Award-winning record:

13 Oscar for Best Picture

13 Oscar for Best Photography (Black and White Movie)

13 Oscar nomination for best screenplay

13 Oscar nomination for best actor

13 Oscar nomination for best actress

13 Oscar nomination for best director

13 Oscar nomination for best original score

13 Oscar nomination for best editing

13 Oscar nomination for best artistic direction (black and white)

13 Oscar nomination for best supporting actress

13 Oscar nomination for best visual effects

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