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Dannie 2022-03-21 09:02:21

"I tried to avoid getting involved in the war, but I got involved; now I want to get out, but I can't." From the Irish War of Independence to the Civil War, the two brothers went from joining forces to falling apart. When they went out together, they didn't do anything. They were either arrested while sleeping in the jungle, or watched their friends get humiliated and their stronghold burned down by the British... Finally, a phased peace came. But the nightmare-like question became clear: after all, what are we fighting for? Can we compromise for incomplete success? In the end, the elder brother chose to compromise based on the logic of politicians; the younger brother chose to continue to fight based on pure nationalism. They turned their guns on each other. The wind is blowing the wheat waves, and the town is still quiet, but no one has watched the struggle and cannibalism that took place here from beginning to end. They are just insignificant existences in a political game, two inconspicuous straws in the wheat wave.

Angie 2021-12-26 08:01:08

7.5/8 It is easy for you to know what you resist but it is difficult to know what you pursue; the crowd gathers together because of the revolution and is torn apart by the victory of the revolution; the tragedy cycle of idealists and realists is not final in this struggle Victor; the revolution will never bring the goodness that was first promoted, but will only spawn more bloody hatred and disaster; this kind of movie is the type I want to make