I watched "The Color of Babodhi" last night. The protracted clock in the front is exhausting, although it is for the preparation and rendering of the scenes behind. I watched it so much that I began to wonder if it was to describe SUE's pursuit and touch on the history of India's independence. And what about the alienation of the revolutionary spirit and the ugly sadness of the more practical reality of the descendants who grew up in the modern age?
The occurrence of the controversy in the tavern indicates that a surging event is about to happen. Sure enough, injustice and pain have actually happened in the protagonist's life. Those things like news are not far from us. The same stories that happen to other people's lives can also happen to us. Because we are in the same class of the world as they are.
The same thing happens to others, for us it's a story. When it is none of our business, we may draw the line with a mentality of avoiding disaster. He was still too afraid; or a group of spectators complained a little and sighed a few times; or like the group of people in "Medicine", they relished this episode, and said angrily like a certain young master "Ah, that's still too much." Brilliant".
What happens to us once the event happens to us? In addition to pain, resignation? When trying to strive, I found myself weak and alone. People around us stay away from us, or keep silent. The obstacles in front of you are invisible but exist everywhere. It seems to be abandoned by the whole world...
The protest of the college students' sit-in in the film was whipped; they took radical measures, although they said it was not a hobby of killing, but this turned to the opposite of righteous indignation. Occupy the live broadcast room, because there is no place to express your heart. Through the media, I am frank with myself and also the act of redemption. At this moment, it fits with its own prototype character. Faced with such courage, at this moment, its sense of mission and no turning back. We are moved by it. In addition to feeling, I can't help but sigh that they exude idealistic innocence. He heard the whistling sigh of the siren outside the live broadcast room, and his heart was peaceful, relaxed and relieved. Meet and wear the prison together, and talk about whether there is beer to drink while in prison. What came was the anti-terrorist SWAT team and the order to destroy it.
The ending was tragic, but legally it was not an indiscriminate killing by the army. This ending is in line with the development of events. Not concocting a happy fairy tale ending, let us reflect.
I'm imagining an ending: as Aja said. "Stand up bravely, join the political circles, the police station, the government, and clean up the society." Everyone went to the police force, the Academy of Sciences, and the GOV with dreams. But what can guarantee that they will not be assimilated and become the group they once ridiculed? It is very possible that some people have changed in nature, and the former friends have begun to divide. Persecution and rebellion occurred. Or collective change, further condensing into a common interest group. This kind of thing is not impossible, Aja devoted himself to change and influence the system, but also died because of this system.
I'm wondering why an Indian film resonates with us, or why such a story makes us feel the same way. The two countries have a lot in common: they are also located in Asia and bordered geographically. It has a long history, culture and tradition, a country of agricultural culture and a large population. Multi-ethnic countries also have a very symbolic culture. Throughout history, there have been humiliations of being invaded by foreign powers, colonial and feudal. Similar national independence movements. Personally, I feel that they have experienced feudal control for too long, the hierarchy is strict, and there are patterns and imprints that are too deep. Even after independence and revolution, the original historical burden has not been completely dropped, and people's wisdom has not been truly liberated. Although the systems are different, the problems they face are similar.
Popularization of culture, emancipation of mind, under democracy and faith, tolerance and speculation. Complete the construction of the spiritual world. Unify the forces of thought together under the "color of the nation". Expect this to happen, and the action is in the moment.
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