Ray McAnally

Maddison 2021-12-21 08:01:25

Floating War-

Background:

1. This is a film adapted from a real historical story. The story takes place at the junction of Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina at the end of the 18th century. The scenery here is beautiful, beautiful, waterfalls, jungles, and rivers-the beauty is suffocating.

2. The...

Alex 2021-12-21 08:01:25

The 21st Shanghai International Film Festival is great! There are so many labels added because it is a film from 86 years, and it has to be added with the soundtrack of the masters of Monecone. Even when Mnison was still a small meat, the photography was also very good, and I could even feel the...

Maud 2022-03-20 09:01:58

I just went to the waterfall and went to many old Jesuit sites in Córdoba. After watching this film, I was shocked by the powerful ability to restore the Iguazu and Guaraní people. The character creation is actually relatively thin, including the handling of the opponent's scene and the emotional and logical transition of the characters. It is not that outstanding, but Robert De Niro's inner scene at the carnival is indeed unique, leading to a reasonable incident of killing his brother later.

Cassidy 2021-12-21 08:01:25

I only knew the soundtrack and the poster of the Iguazu cross. I knew the photography was good at first glance. The whole scene was also quite amazing. After all, it was in the pre-CGI era. As for the story, no matter from the perspective of history or anthropology, it is quite interesting. I always feel that the main axis is not the protagonist's atonement, but the bishop's saying, "If Europe were not involved, what would happen?" The aboriginal people here are speechless, emphasizing the European perspective, but highlighting the destructive nature of old imperialism.