Tilly, a fashion designer who made a name for herself in Paris in the 1950s, returns to her small town in Australia with her sewing machine, determined to take care of her mother, who is suspected to be losing her mind and pretending to be mad with alcohol. She is also determined to find out the real reason why she was deported that year. However, the small town fools who follow her example are like frightened birds in the face of Tilly's return. They love and fear. The women are reborn and fly to the branches because of their skillful hands, while the men are greedy for their beauty. Seeing that everything is gradually changing, can Tilly find her belonging smoothly?

"I'm back, you bastards!"

The story begins with the phrase "I'm back, you bastards!" In the opening scene, like a villainess, the heroine played by Kate Winslet - Tilly, strapped on high heels, a Dior Nwe Look - inspired black suit, tinted with bright red lips, coldly threw out these words, to the identity of the Parisian fashion designer gorgeous return to town.

When Tilly was 10 years old, everyone in town said she had killed a young boy and was forced to leave town because she was accused of being a murderer. The rumors of that year were so bloody that Tilly was full of self-doubt for many years. However, stepping into the town the moment, Tilly's eyes flashing is not hatred of the past, but a very faint and light sadness, perhaps because the suitcase hides a good girl in a ridiculous story of the evil girl.

The red flower of the 91st Academy Awards for Best Film, which just ended, fell on the "Green Book", a road movie. The film tells the story of a journey in which Tony, an Italian-American who despises blacks, works as a driver for his black boss, Don Shirley, and the two people with completely opposite values rub off on each other and both find themselves belonging to the identity. Other similar movies with the same type of subject matter have a lot of road movies, black racism. We have all seen in the past, which more or less will also win some awards. So, why "Green Book" can pick the best film of this year, there must be its unique features.