~谁在哪里干什么~

                          

      the fingersmith is a thief, the thief is the accomplice, the accomplice to a man, 
      the man is the fraudster, who targets the lady, who hires the maid, who becomes her lover, 
      the lover, who is the fingersmith…

      Exquisite, compelling, tender, engaging, passionate..., just pick a suitable word is OK~However, for me it's not easy at all. Finally, a break out film about love between women. The story is rich and deep, the story twists are brilliantly executed, and the costumes and period takes are flawless. Sarah Waters has created another wonderful cracking good tale. The two actresses are absolutely lovely and completely engaging in a very believable budding first love, with tortured betrayal as an underlying current of intrigue. The love scenes are just exquisite; innocence and passion combine in a breathless buildup. Tastefully filmed with romantic lighting and the warmth of the two young women weaving tenderness into the theme of all of the characters self interest. 
      In typical BBC fashion, the Victorian era sets and costumes are authentic, the camera work is artful, and the acting is superb. Stel told me that it's not surprising that the 2005 BBC adaptation is so good, considering it's based on an excellent novel by Sarah Waters. 
      That's it, my next target, "Tipping the Velvet".From today on V is a BBC maniac!    ^.^