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Having seen In the Mood for Love very recently, and having loved it, your
question seems a bit strange.  I thought it was Maggie Cheung's character,
crying because that's right around the time she found out about her
husband's affair.  This seemed to be very clear and obvious to me, that's
why I'm surprised at your question.  I wonder if anyone has an entirely
different take on this.

Melis Behlil.

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Sent: Friday, April 27, 2001 11:57 PM
Subject: In the Mood for Love/perception


> I regard IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE as a narratively marvellously subtle film.
> Information is held back or portioned out carefully. The hypnotic style is
not
> helping any either. Some scenes require many viewings to sort out what
happens.
>
> I would like to ask the list members a question. I think I know the
answer, but
> my point is to find out how clear this has appeared to various viewers.
>
> The question is:
> Who is crying in the bathroom and why?
>
> Dag
>
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