From the beginning of the story, we get Oscar's perspective and begin to see this sad and changing world from his perspective. The stealing of the mother and the cousin, the use of the child's body to have sex with young women, the changing views of relatives on politics, the complex historical background and Oscar's inner thoughts gradually changed the bright tone of the film in the early stage and became dim. Broken, will destroy the beautiful.
Are you saying that Oscar is mentally ill? I don't think so, he acts like a child with what he thinks is an adult's idea. In normal circumstances, they all reveal the weirdness and make the audience feel that these practices are absurd and incomprehensible, and this eventually leads to despair. Oscar's stunts in the film, the sharp, knife-like screams are disturbing and depressing.
The human nature and war in the film are interspersed countlessly in the film, which is bizarre and depressing.
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