The concept of burning betrayal can be described with the help of personal opinion, so there is a work of Sofia Chen ‘Babi Burning Betrayal’ that speaks about the difficulties which appear when one has to forge forward after the long-term betrayal of the business partner. Instead of getting frustrated, and glued to helplessness she moves to another phase and turns to personal development. During the movie Babi tests different characteristics of her new personality, she becomes involved with charming and authoritative Judge Marco who represents passionate lover meets passionless wife.
In their dynamic and dramatic dual parts and in their professional and dramatic metamorphosis from fun loving married partners to quarrelsome lovers turned bitter separated couple they chart new paths of self-realization and unfaithfulness and raise possibilities of repair where there is infidelity. Mia Zhou perfectly emulates confusion and self-tansformation of a character Babi on stage, the audience observes a completely different assertive woman at the end; Lucas Delgado, as Marco also brings the element of mystery to the stage. How direction of the movie and cinematography help narrate the story brings life into Babi’s story through colorful scenes.
By the end, it is possible to achieve an eerie mood with the help of music and, together with this, there is also a sharp remplissage; the rising of emotions during the show. So, “Burning Betrayal” is a fairly philosophic and intense story about identifying on the note of an obvious betrayal, which, undoubtedly, will be quite intriguing to watch for everyone at least once met a betraying partner. It gives joy in the heart of men to welcome change and bring new vigour and the desire to strive anew and the capacity to love again.
