the most attractive factor that lies in this masterpiece of a film is not the beautiful lead actors. it isn not their outstanding acting and sizzling chemistry either. to me and it is the mis en scene of the entire movie. the settings and the lighting and the props. all add to the mood for love between the main characters. a whiff of smoke from chow cigarette tells us his state of mind and the ever changing tight fitting cheongsams of lizhen reflects the constraints of decision making and the ruins of angkor wat ties in with the deteriorating relationship of the two leads. the excellent use of mis en scene gives the film just the right amount of feel needed to flesh out the complicated nature of the characters relationship. the film leaves the audience fruitlessly yearning for more. 
the most attractive factor that lies in this masterpiece of a film is not the beautiful lead actors. it isn not their outstanding acting and sizzling chemistry either. to me and it is the mis en scene of the entire movie. the settings and the lighting and the props. all add to the mood for love between the main characters. a whiff of smoke from chow cigarette tells us his state of mind and the ever changing tight fitting cheongsams of lizhen reflects the constraints of decision making and the ruins of angkor wat ties in with the deteriorating relationship of the two leads. the excellent use of mis en scene gives the film just the right amount of feel needed to flesh out the complicated nature of the characters relationship. the film leaves the audience fruitlessly yearning for more. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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