Jamal Udin Torabi

Rosetta 2022-02-07 14:53:56

After watching the documentary I thought it was Pakistan, I only noticed the Pakistan scene at the beginning, and later I realized that this was the sequence of a stop, not the title of the film. After watching the entire film, and then looking back at the beginning of the film, I found the title...

Tyrel 2022-02-07 14:53:56

The filming technique is really good. I didn't know if it was recorded in real time until I watched it. After watching the footage, I realized that the story was performed and the plot was real.

Jamal should be a Lei Feng-type character for the majority of young compatriots to learn. I don't know...

Maxine 2022-04-19 09:02:58

The rhythm is tight and gripping, and it realistically describes the smuggling experience of a Middle East refugee. In the process, it is not always bitter, but the occasional relaxed warmth is suffocated by the suffocation when landing and the wandering after landing. The soundtrack is helpful for sensationalism, but it also reminds that the documentary-like realism of this film is actually created.

Esmeralda 2022-03-20 09:02:57

A smuggling journey to the west, no time to show suffering, a fierce man marched to the planned other shore, all the way to thrilling and unknown, dead and scattered, no grief, still playing football, telling jokes, and finally set foot on that scene. The land where the sun never sets is like a world away. The late prayer in the mosque, the child still didn't cry, I cried. Imitation documentary style, but the low-cost production produces unexpected magic: there is a tension between the fast editing and the sacred and melodious vocal music, making the reality look bizarre; the night scene of climbing the snowy mountain, the noise and slow shutter are directly blurred A black-and-white animation; a big truck bound for London, the receding headlights pulled into a time-space tunnel.