At the beginning of the film, through the teacher's mouth, it is said that one must abide by the rules
In the middle, through the mouth of Ahmed's grandfather at the entrance of the village, he said that if you want to be a useful person to society, you must obey the rules
What does the world look like in the eyes of a child?
I took the workbook from my deskmate by mistake
Failure to return will result in expulsion from the same table
It's possible for Ahmed to never see his tablemate again
And it was caused by him
So returning the workbook is more important to him than anything else
I ran back and forth twice to the next village and couldn't find the same table
After several twists and turns without success, I can't even eat
In the end, there was no way
The last shot stops when the teacher opens the workbook at Ahmed's desk
It was a small flower picked by the old grandpa who was leading the way by Ahmed in the next village.
The director still chooses to keep the beauty in the child's world
In fact, the child did his homework
Just not written in a workbook
What's wrong?
The teacher said to teach the children to obey the rules
In fact, it's just that the teacher is dead brains and admits the truth.
write homework in a workbook
The teacher doesn't even ask who wrote it
Approved a big "excellent" word, how ironic
It's important to obey the rules, but sometimes you have to be flexible
The photographic composition is rigorous, and the piano sound and music are joyful and escape
White walls, stained windows, stone steps, patchwork house
Such scenery is rare in urbanized cities and even rural areas.
In the countryside where the pace of life is slow
An eight-year-old sticks to his rules in his own way
Children are not unruly
Give them more patience and listen to them
As long as it is pure and kind
there is nothing unforgivable
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