A good animated documentary, hot war scenes, illusory blurred dreams, all shown with strong contrasting pictures, saving money while giving the author greater creative freedom, without having to give up some due to various conditions. idea. As a result, the film has the picture of the giant naked woman on the ship, the dance-like frenzied shooting of soldiers, and the recurring dream in which it is impossible to tell whether it is water or blood in the background.
If it hadn't been for this film, I would never have known this piece of history, just like if there was no "Nanjing Nanjing", many foreigners who watched the film would not have known the history of the Nanjing Massacre before. Art is not reality, but the ability of art to spread is often stronger than reality, which is probably why we have such strict control over art here. This film can be said to be a trick for Chinese filmmakers: some things may be told through animation.
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