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Mariano 2022-03-14 14:12:31

Liu Zhenyun: Those who continue to flee the famine will tell him, "Master, don't go back, go back is a death." The old boss said that he didn't want to live, he just wanted to die closer to home. When he walked forward again, he found that there was a little girl on the hillside, about five or six years old, lying on her mother's body and crying. The old man said that I have to persuade this child, and I told her in the past, Nier, stop crying, your body is...

Melba 2022-03-05 08:01:43

I think this kind of film has to make the emotions progressive, but the perspective is too much and the feelings are scattered. It is a pity that it is not as good as the trailer, but I am also glad that it is not deliberately instigated like a big...

Joey 2022-03-05 08:01:43

In 1942, the Henan disaster caused 30 million people to be displaced and had to embark on a road to escape from the famine. Coupled with the containment of the Japanese army, corpses were scattered everywhere, and the people were struggling. The government regarded the famine in Henan as a burden, but the Japanese took advantage of the famine to win the battle of Henan. The script is solid, the sense of the camera is commendable, the actors' performances are in place, simple and true, and the...

Stone 2022-03-05 08:01:43

From disaster victims fleeing from famine to discussions in the political and business circles, it covers everything, and then criticizes the indifference and corruption of the Nationalist government, which is not inhumane but too pragmatic. The script is solidly adapted, the group drama complements each other, and the two lines of government/famine are well balanced, taking into account the touching of small details and the shock of big scenes, with a little Feng-style humor infiltrating it....

Emelie 2022-03-05 08:01:43

The story is too long, the eyes are full of ripped cotton...