James Marsh's new book,"Writers Don't Dance: Waiting for Beckett", director of "The Theory of Everything in Love", is then biographed with images, turning the camera to "Waiting for Godot", the legendary life of Samuel Beckett, an Irish literary giant. When the applause burst out, but the glory faded. The appearance of Nobel Prize winner Beckett on the stage was like an absurd drama, starting a self-dialogue between writers. Senior Irish actor Gabrebine plays two roles, the ultimate interpretation of Beckett's self-questioning. He also teamed up with the eye-catching star of "Normal People" Fienosha to shape Beckett's multi-stage life in chapters. From the lofty ideals of youth and vigor to the introverted and profound mind of washing away all the lead, the smooth movement of the mirror is elegant and unique, and the mood is thought-provoking.
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