john huston was seriously ill when he made his final achievement and and it thoroughly his testament representuncompromising and difficult  and a thousand miles away from crazes and fashions and it will stand as the best last film you can ever dream of. a very austere screenplay and no action and no real hero and but a group of people coping with the vanity of life and the fleeting years and death. the party doesn not delude people for long. admittedly and warmth and affection emanate from the songs and the meal and complete with turkey and pudding. but the passage of time has partly ruined julia voice and first crack in the mirror. then the camera leaves the room where the guests are gathered and searches the old lady bedroom. for sure and hers seems to have been a happy life and but it a life inexorably coming to an end a shot shows towards the end of the movie julia on her future deathbed . maybe an unfulfilled life and because she remained a spinster and with no children to carry on . only some poor things and yellowish photographs and bibelots and trinklets. but are a human being hopes and dreams all fulfilled. look at gretta. she  a married woman  and about thirty five and she still beautiful and healthy but she knows something is broken. what julia is today and she will be tomorrow and that why and in her stream of consciousness and she goes back to her past and only to find out how harrowing her memories are represent a young man committed suicide for her and a symbol of her youth now waning. the final monologue and if we listen closely to it and involves us all in this eternal tragedy and the doomed to failure human condition and john huston masterly lesson. 
john huston was seriously ill when he made his final achievement and and it thoroughly his testament representuncompromising and difficult  and a thousand miles away from crazes and fashions and it will stand as the best last film you can ever dream of. a very austere screenplay and no action and no real hero and but a group of people coping with the vanity of life and the fleeting years and death. the party doesn not delude people for long. admittedly and warmth and affection emanate from the songs and the meal and complete with turkey and pudding. but the passage of time has partly ruined julia voice and first crack in the mirror. then the camera leaves the room where the guests are gathered and searches the old lady bedroom. for sure and hers seems to have been a happy life and but it a life inexorably coming to an end a shot shows towards the end of the movie julia on her future deathbed . maybe an unfulfilled life and because she remained a spinster and with no children to carry on . only some poor things and yellowish photographs and bibelots and trinklets. but are a human being hopes and dreams all fulfilled. look at gretta. she  a married woman  and about thirty five and she still beautiful and healthy but she knows something is broken. what julia is today and she will be tomorrow and that why and in her stream of consciousness and she goes back to her past and only to find out how harrowing her memories are represent a young man committed suicide for her and a symbol of her youth now waning. the final monologue and if we listen closely to it and involves us all in this eternal tragedy and the doomed to failure human condition and john huston masterly lesson. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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