The descriptions in the film can't touch me, but there is a feeling of making trivial matters bigger or even making a fuss. (Although, I live happily in Hong Kong, I really don’t have the right to criticize her feelings about the war.) The protagonist thinks that he is very persistent, tries to achieve justice, and thinks he is special and plays an important role in the world. In fact, every young person has Such a fantasy, there is no need to take this fantasy world seriously or even make it into a movie.
To be honest, this work got attention, probably not because of the quality, but because of the rarity of this type of work.
Finally, jot down one of my favorite lines of dialogue: "Anyone can choose in any situation."
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