Kia Jam

Curtis 2022-03-24 09:02:20

Occupational disease, I found that the movie involved immigration, and my interest increased by one percentage point: as a new immigrant, more needs are to stabilize life as soon as possible and be recognized by the citizens of the immigrant country; the film's male protagonist, Masood's family of...

Arnulfo 2021-12-31 08:03:06

    There is a saying in the Buddhist script: "If the heart is dust-free, Prajna is at ease", it is said that if there is no dust in the heart, wisdom will come forward, and everything will be at ease. However, such a state of detachment and unrestrainedness is not something ordinary people can...

Earnestine 2022-04-20 09:01:55

What kind of role is JC playing this time, abandoned by her husband, depressed and self-sabotage all day long, and lost her house because of her negligence and the government's mistakes. Instead of fighting to protect their legal rights, they do everything possible to target the buyers of the house. I was incapable of hooking up with a police officer. This police officer looked sane, but in fact, it took only a few days for him to covet beauty and abandon his wife and children. The two of them scold JC's bastard husband, but what's the difference between the police officer and him. Although the colonel's family had left their hometowns in exile, the dignity of the upper class was deeply imprinted in their bones, forming an excellent contrast with the two lower-class aborigines. A tragedy of human relations is the mutual harm at the bottom, and it is also the desire to have a home.

Lew 2022-04-23 07:02:45

#MigrationTheme# "Things are not what they appear to be." It is the theme that runs through the film. Neither of the two knew the full situation as well as the audience, so both concluded that the other was wrong. The film focuses on people's deepest feelings about a house, a home and a sanctuary. The two protagonists are thrust into a predicament facing the same house. Both sides desperately want the house and see any other way out. As in the tragic story of ancient Greece, how the confrontation of two rights ultimately leads to appalling consequences. There are no definite villains, and no life-changing accidental accidents, just escalating hasty decisions and understandable lapses of judgment, slow and inevitable toward an unbearable final disaster.