In three days, 9,000 people died in Australia and Turkey. After the war, there was one and only one father looking for the sons who could not return home. This is also the cause of the story. The movie is full of unknown forces and always guides this father who has nothing. At the beginning, I was puzzled, two iron bars, one horse and one dog. You can find groundwater by digging a little bit of soil. Good cow! After that, the wife couldn't bear the pain of losing her son and committed suicide in the lake, so the husband embarked on the road to find a son. Occasionally, I came to a hotel run by a woman who was clearly dressed as a Turkish woman because of the little pig's feet, which laid the groundwork for picking up the girl. Coupled with the moral help of a Turkish army officer on the road to find a child. The plot is staggered back and forth on these two pig's feet, forming a clue to the whole journey. The climax is being forced to be sent back to the country by the own army, and there is no way to take refuge in the Turkish rebels and go with them to New Delhi to find the last captured son. When teaching the rough guys to play cricket on the train, I was nervous, and I was afraid that Crow would slap the ball on the face of the rough guy and cause a violent beating~~(≧ω≦). After saving the officer's life, Zhan Shui Division finally embarked on the way home with his son. Among them, what I want to say is that when I went to the combat readiness department to ask for a pass twice, the performance of the own army officer was obviously inversely proportional to the attitude of the Turkish army officer. Sometimes I was not as reliable as the enemy. ()
In a big background, to interpret this small worldview so easily and lively, Russell Crowe's sincere performance is also quite in place. The general background of the army and the post-war life of the civilians in the small city are well connected and unobtrusive.
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