Dangerous Beauty (1998)

Pet prostitute, the most beautiful scenery of Venice in the 16th century. They are flirtatious and elegant, recite poems and poems, blooming the most beautiful side of women, and Catherine McCormack is the most beautiful flower of Venice. Born into an ordinary family, she fell in love with the young aristocrat Rufus Sewell, but the great disparity in family status made the relationship fruitless. The frustrated Veronica chose to spoil a prostitute in order to get the man she loved. Elegant and moving, she hated and loved the men she could not get, and made the wives of the aristocrats jealous. Soon the war broke out, the country was in crisis and fear, and Veronica stood up for the national interest. However, after the war, she was regarded as a disaster for beauty and became the target of public criticism. As beautiful as her, can she be truly loved and understood by others?