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Pain of war
Arnold 2022-01-07 15:53:16
Cold, concise, sunny, orange and orange contrast the cruelty of war, and the soundtrack is concise. The whole film is loose and tight, and it is always impossible to predict what will happen next. Soldiers, guns and guns suddenly appear, breaking life. Why should an Estonian stay in the war zone of another country? The hatred between nations and nations is nihilistic. Individuals have the opportunity to live under the same roof. They are just ordinary similar people. A person who only wanted to sell oranges without wasting resources and a person who wanted to continue performing on stage after the war were shot to death, leaving alone old people and mercenaries. Let those who are always clamoring about the use of force to solve the problem come and see who is ultimately killed in the war that can give people the power to kill.
Extended Reading
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Ole 2022-01-07 15:53:16
The film focuses on the Estonian ethnic group in the 1990 Abkhaz Civil War, which reflects the "large and small settlement" situation of various ethnic groups in the former Soviet Union. In fact, there are thousands of similar subjects. What I like about this movie is not the anti-war and anti-nationalism, but the "community of destiny" created by the movie.
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Avis 2022-04-22 07:01:42
I'll say that the quiet eruption is in the last 20 minutes, but the more climax is the sad look in the Georgian's eyes when he turns around before he dies. Are there any translation lyrics for the lyrics of the last tape? no subtitles
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Margus: Soon there will be rain.
Ivo: There will not.
Margus: They will be here soon.
Ivo: Who?
Margus: The Georgians and Russians. And the tangerines will stay in the trees. You know what this war is called? The war of citrus.
Ivo: What do you mean?
Margus: It's a war over my tangerines.
Ivo: Be normal. They are fighting for the land.
Margus: For the land where my tangerines grow.
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Ahmed: I will avenge my friend. This is a holy thing for us old man, you don't understand.
Ivo: Killing a sleeping man, when he is unconscious, is that a sacred thing too? I didn't know.