I still watched it a few months ago, but in the pop-up class on the weekend, the teacher put a clip of "Junkyard" in Love Death and Robots, mainly to say this line (can't remember, probably like this) "The world It is a big garbage dump, and the garbage dump is my home. As long as I stay in the garbage dump long enough, the world will come to your eyes." And then led me to a big epiphany. I never thought before that why the home is made of junkyard elements. The Lebanese overhead shot at the beginning is an obvious metaphor for the junkyard. I chose to watch it alone in the evening. To be honest, this film is not as warm as I expected, but the subject matter is very heavy, somewhat like the live-action version of "The Breadwinner". When I watched it, the group of second-pregnant women flashed in my mind countless times. I imagined their children as Zane, and I was very worried. I hope more people will pay attention to this group. What I didn't expect was that Zane played in his true colors. I thought he was a very good little actor. Although he played such a role, he exuded a noble atmosphere. When I was a sophomore, I sponsored a little girl from the Li nationality for a period of time. She was in the second grade. Her mother died when she gave birth to her brother, and her father went out to work. She could only live with her old grandfather, and had to bear the burden of It is the mother's responsibility to take care of the younger brother. Almost all her classes are children in this situation, and many of them are even worse than her family. It is hard to imagine that there is such a real existence in contemporary China. Every time you see a happy child on the street Children will think of her immature face and think about fate. I have thought about it for a long time, why the poorer people are more inclined to have many, many children, probably really like the parents in the film, for the sake of one more possibility of life, for the sake of an expectation, just for the sake of being born, but in fact there are no parents It is unreasonable to not love one's own children. I like watching this type of movie quietly by myself. At the end, the evening rush hour has passed. You can take a bus by yourself, slowly drive through the city, pass by some buildings, some people, and a green belt, which will make your thoughts fly. more distant.
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