Fighting for the news to spread the truth, the film based on biographical literature, the director is very good!
Fan Chunhua, who was glamorous back then, turned into an old woman, which is also an amazing feature.
The "one-eyed woman" wearing her luxurious La Perla underwear left us during the war in Syria. Forgetting to die and racing against time, the "one-eyed woman"'s bargaining chip is her own life. She has abandoned a healthy and normal married life. She can only paralyze her body and mind with alcoholism, smoking, and one-night stand. This is a private war. While reporting the news, the heroine struggles with death and her heart.
This film is not about a hero. What attracts me is not her deeds as a heroine, but what she thinks, feels and fears as an ordinary person. (Professional career has given me many adventures like hers) These things let us see the complexity of human nature. The movie allows people to see a mortal body like you and me, but it has become a miracle. You see her lively fighting against her own weaknesses as a human being, and constantly forcing herself to go deeper into the front-line war zone to report. You watch her fight against her survival instincts, with fear and despair in her heart.
It should be said that the life of a female reporter is far more exciting than that of a movie. Admire her, but disagree with the American political views conveyed in the film.
I would like to dedicate this film to all war reporters and writers who are on the front lines and dangerous areas of the war!
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