I don't like this movie, it's just that such a subject deserves five stars. I really hate the short comment "suffering these things must be for something worthwhile", the heroine's luck is only one in a million, and there are tens of thousands of people who are guarding this kind of suffering but only get more endless pain , is it worth it? ? ? They resisted, but still bowed their heads to the so-called "fate"; their mother had pity, but still bowed to the so-called "faith", just telling them that everything would pass as a past person. Probably the deepest impression is that Waris was surprised that Marylin was not circumcised, just like the little boy in "The Room" was surprised that the yellow leaves on the skylight were real. Finally, I remembered the short review of "Blind Mountain" "Poor mountains and bad waters make troublesome people". Unfortunate people are unfortunate in their own way, and unfortunate people are unfortunate wherever they are.
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