What exactly is modern art? This movie really made me feel really clear for the first time. What impresses me is that the whole film is attached to the sky of political history, but the film tries its best to get rid of the exaggeration and portrayal of political positions. Real life is always like this. There is no black-and-white character setting, and the villain who is extremely sinful will not necessarily be executed by the fate of justice. The war is rendered as earth-shattering emotions. For the sake of race and justice, the real world is that the beams blown by the bomber are pressed on the mother who escaped. After a second, she can no longer call out her daughter's name. The young man who ended with a bullet Soldier's life, Berlin in the light of fire, imprisoned war criminal doctor, teacher of cleaner labor because of involuntary Nazi party constitution. One after another, vague souls, innocent souls, noble souls, despicable souls, and humiliating souls, are mixed with good and evil. This is the real world. It is such a world, a work without a master. From the Third Reich to East Germany, modern art has been thrown out of one cage and locked in another, and if my poor artistic knowledge can think of any explanation for its nature, it is this: I am beautiful because I am real, and I have this ability.
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