In the film, the priest Gabriel and the slave trader Rodosa, although the images of the two are a bit facial and the content is a bit complicated, but the images are very spectacular, and the shooting of certain scenes is even breathtaking. , It is also remarkable for the two protagonists' rivals. The ending of the story is rather sad
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The soundtrack of "The Mission" has a profound impact on the film music scene. The music is closely linked to the two major elements of religion and primitive aboriginals in the film, and the hymn chorus and South American national music materials are perfectly integrated into the beautiful and moving oboe and large-scale orchestral music, giving full play to and showing the rich expressive power of instrumental and vocal music. The artistic appeal is like an extraordinary auditory feast, which not only shows the clash of civilizations, but also interprets the holy and sublime sense of cleansing the soul. It has the flavor of world music and has a remote and simple charm
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