"Jackie" was directed by Pablo Larraín and stars Nichole Kidman, who plays Jacqueline Kennedy known as "Jackie", tells a journalist the story about her life after the 1963 assassination of her husband John F. Kennedy. In her interview, she reminds every single thing that had been hidden and hard for her to tell with some of the moments' flashbacks, grieving, regretting, and sometimes outraged at the man. Having two kids who were too little to understand the situation clearly at that time, she also had to make up her mind what she's do with her fatherless kids, which was intolerant for her as well... This movie, of course, mainly focuses on her story of what she did for her lost husband and is very biographical. It's like we just listen to her interview for 100mins, sitting on a chair and doing nothing but looking at the screen. Although we must not call it a boring film, it's only for those who are interested in that sort of history or political staff in my opinion. But I never got bored thanks to such a really great Natalie's performance as Jackie. There were only a few people at the cinema tho. Thanks to reading my review of "Jackie"!
