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Lenna 2022-01-24 08:05:11
"Deadly"
Compared to the shock given to me by the shooting-the real prototype of the pregnant woman, it shocked me to the point of dazzling. I know that telling my own perception will lead to negatives, but it still has the value of doing it—because of the truth, it is for this life that is worth doing...
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Zackary 2022-01-24 08:05:11
There will always be someone who is responsible or so selfless
The main body expounds this real event in the form of real-life and pseudo-animation, interspersed with people’s thoughts and real-person interviews as background sound during the narration. The real event itself carried too much grief. The expression of people's true emotions and the way the movie...
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Athena 2022-04-20 09:02:31
Basically aside from the perpetrators, the documentary only starts from the event experiencers. The animation form is also very good. It can block unnecessary information in the picture. With the addition of color matching music, the atmosphere is very well rendered. In short, I don’t know why it is very I like that it is not as smooth as a real person, and the drawing line frame by frame. When the red-haired girl appeared, she was moved to tears.
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Brett 2022-04-24 07:01:24
The angle of this film is indeed unique, seeing different human nature through unexpected events.
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