It has to be said that technology has changed life. In the early stage of the film, the depiction of southern India is very profound. Poverty, hunger, stealing, helplessness, theft, and car-picking are common phenomena in slum life and the only way out for family acquiescence. A true portrayal of an area of the times. In the later period, Salo went home to find his mother and the villagers watched the bridge, which is a record of the light of human nature. It is said that writing an article requires a crested, pig belly, leopard tail to be vivid, full and wonderful. As the seventh art, the movie is also the projection of the article. The middle part is protracted and tedious, resulting in a plot that is unrestrained. Finally, satellite maps are very powerful, changing a person's life and the way of life of a generation, looking forward to Beidou.
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