Frida (Salma Hayek) is a famous Mexican female painter. Before the age of 18, she was a happy and lively girl who enjoyed the sweetness of love like everyone else. However, the 18-year-old car accident hit her hard, and she escaped from death with the pain for the rest of her life. The original little lover also left her. She spent 18 months in a hospital bed with her paintings all day, and her paintings are full of incredible energy and passion. At that time, she also really began to consider selling paintings to support herself. She went to ask the painter Rivera to guide her paintings, and the other party appreciated her talent. They also went from teacher-student to lifelong partner, and they got married. After their marriage they lived through the most turbulent period of revolution in Mexico, they fervently followed in the footsteps of communism, and even when Trotsky was expelled from the Soviet Union by Stalin, they welcomed Trotsky without fear of risk. Frida's nebulous love affair with Trotsky and her lesbian complex make her emotional history as splendid as ever. In 1954, Frida left this world full of pain, I hope it is a blessing to leave.