It's finally released in the cinema~ I had high expectations from the beginning, because the secrets of Song of the Sea and the Book of Kells are very touching. I probably cried once watching Song of the Sea, but I almost forgot the secret of the Book of Kells. Time to revisit.
The film continues the same style of painting. I didn't expect to cry half an hour after the opening, which shocked my friends hhh because Robin told my father that if my mother was still there, she would understand me... I am very I love my dad, but some of the drawbacks of patriarchy are explored in the film, and the father who succumbed to power may be our subconscious self that we are not aware of.
The crying was out of control. Running with the wolves with Aurora's ethereal voice and Irish instruments in Robin's first wolf transformation gave me goosebumps and real tears? Maybe because of the music. The shock is too strong, and even some ignore the picture and Maeve's lines to teach Robin to feel the wolf (I am guilty...) The Irish music in the whole film is as unique and beautiful as ever. I have to say that if scientific research can do music topics that interest you, then It's really a dream come true! Although it seems that there is no entrance even now...
I really like the color of the forest, especially the green and orange as the keynote, it seems to make people feel the freedom of all kinds of frost and the sky~ The theme of the film showing the peaceful coexistence of man and nature is not uncommon, "Princess Mononoke" It is also an example. I don't know enough about Irish history to even know that it was invaded by colonists, and rebelling against authoritarian patriarchy became another, deeper theme. Fortunately, fairy tales always have a happy ending~
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