The film is not full of sunshine and joy like most children's films, and the whole film takes place in a dark atmosphere. The film adheres to the slow and orderly narrative style of Japanese movies, through the story of several children supporting each other and stubbornly surviving in an environment without parents. This story is not fictitious, but based on real events, which makes people feel helpless. The film doesn't tell the ending, but it touches people's hearts. The children's innocence, optimism and simplicity reflect the coldness and helplessness of the world. It can be said to be a successful children's film with profound ideological connotations. The whole film has nothing to do with sensationalism at all. At the juncture that is so close to promiscuity, it definitely abandons the emotional pretentiousness, and faces the embarrassing life with a noble life style. Children, like adults, cannot escape the test of survival.
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