The whole film has a gray tone, showing the poverty in the mountains, the harsh climate environment, the violent and rude interpersonal relationships, and the pale, hopeless and uninteresting life. The subtle but deep affection between Ree and his family is the only bright color of the film. The three walked hand in hand in the cold barren land, Ree taught them simple math; hunted together; when Ree was dragged out of the house by a distant relative, his younger brother immediately rushed out and shouted "Don't hurt my sister!"; After Ree was beaten, she went home and lay on the sofa to recover, her younger siblings snuggled up beside her, silently saying nothing - this kind of silent emotion magnifies Ree's courage and strength. The belief is simple and firm, and you must protect your loved ones. When several middle-aged women took Ree to the river late at night, found his father's body, and cut off his hands as evidence of his death, seeing this scene, I could feel Ree's heartache and collapse, but she immediately cheered up Get up, send the evidence to the police station, and finally be able to save the house that the family depends on. I also deeply understand her strong deeds. She saved the future of herself and her family. The family love flowing in her blood is enough to overcome the greatest difficulties and misfortunes.
Family affection is the candlelight in the dark world, the fire in the ice and snow world, simple and powerful, small but lasting, and I feel its power.
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