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Jordi 2022-03-26 09:01:08

[Screening at the China Film Archive] I was completely shocked when I watched it for the first time on a small MP4 five years ago. The big screen revisiting is still too tense to breathe. Bold erotic scenes and repeated plot twists are undoubtedly the bright spots. But the most shocking thing is the crazy atmosphere of the post-war Netherlands, which is no worse than the Nazis. The heroine's acting is great. Seeing Familiar Faces: Kristen Burke, a German professional, and the second male lead in "The Wiretap". Four and a half stars

Emery 2022-03-27 09:01:11

Lust and Caution count as a P...//The Black Book is a story about Jews during World War II, which brought me far deeper thinking than Schindler's list. Its views on war are a bit similar to the arrival of the devils. What did the war bring to the people? Is victory really worth celebrating? How to make the people live a better life after the war, instead of the country advancing and the people retreating, is actually far more important than the war itself. The concept of victory and defeat is narrow, and it is even more ridiculous to define a group with a certain concept. I saw someone on the Internet that day jokingly said: Japan has become a country dedicated to patriotism in our country. Coupled with the two popular articles "How Many People Died in the Nanjing Massacre" and "The Story of the Qing Dynasty" that have been circulating on the Internet recently, I used to think that it didn't matter whether I loved a party or not, the country still needs to love, but now I even Doubt about this.