Capernaum evaluation action
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Orland 2022-03-25 09:01:14
"The Thief's Family" cuts into the vagueness of human nature from a universal social problem, while "Capernaum" uses personal circumstances as a sample to expose the lack of social institutions. Both do the best in their respective frameworks, but the former is more textually ambiguous. There are too many vivid and vivid details in "Capernaum", but when these details are evenly scattered in the film like seeds, they lose that shocking power. Regarding the logical relationship between Zain's "wandering" and "going to prison", compared with the interlocking play structure of "Little Guy", the director's current handling is obviously too perfunctory.
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Alivia 2022-01-05 08:02:02
From the one-sentence introduction to the heart and then to the 120-minute complete story, I have been shocked and shocked. The three little friends who watched the film cried and cried at the beginning and ended in tears. It's really a movie that I want the whole world to watch before I finish it. That sentence of 12-year-old ZEIN in the court: I want to sue my parents for giving birth to me. I want parents who cannot feed their children not to give birth to children.
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Zain: Your words pierce my heart. I no longer want to see you. You're heartless.
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Zain: I want to make a complaint against my parents. I'd want adults to listen to me. I want adults who can't raise kids not to have any. What will I remember? Violence, insults or beatings, hit with chains, pipes, or a belt? The kindest words I heard were get out son of a whore! Bug off, piece of garbage! Life is a pile of shit. Not worth more than my shoe. I live in hell here. I burn like rotting meat. Life is a bitch.I thought we'd become good people, loved by all. But God doesn't want that for us. He'd rather we be washrags for others. The child you're carrying will be like I am.