To sum it up, it's a dialogue-free stream of consciousness movie, but I think it restores the artist's perception of the world and what the song wants to express.
First of all, because the father's identity as a soldier is missing in childhood, the fear of war and the desire for the identity of the father are very clear in children.
What resonated with me during the school days was that the school was an environment that tried to unify all the students and did not allow the appearance of heterogeneity. This was actually erasing the personality of the people, making everyone uniform and becoming a vague walking dead. The resistance to this kind of rules is more like It is the innermost desire of every repressed person. As for the teacher, it is even more ironic. It is precisely because he is also suffering from the same torture and oppression, so he wants to impose this kind of pain on the aliens.
What I like very much is all the animation parts of this film, especially the one that uses flowers as a metaphor for the relationship between men and women, attracting and lingering to attack each other and devour each other. The protagonist is in pain, but no one can understand that his medicine cannot be relieved. The agent who needs him simply ignores it. His pain was like the pain of someone trapped in a rotting skin at first, and then he started to tear open the skin to be himself
From my personal opinion, those fans are like hypocritical fans. They are a disguised Nazi who puts on a cloak to vent their dissatisfaction and destroy the world, but this is contrary to his own beliefs.
In the end I think some people are like children at heart, especially artists, they have the ability to perceive the world more sensitively and also more easily suffer for all the hurts in this world He tries to build walls for himself but those hurts are still so easy The ground can break through the wall and hurt the fragile heart
But the ending is still gentle. Maybe there are a group of innocent and ignorant children living simply outside the wall.
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