Sarah’s life trajectory has since changed, as described in Tagore’s poem: "Ah, I can’t stay in this house, because this home is no longer my home, because the eternal stranger is calling, and he is walking along the road. "She resolutely took the donated materials and set off to Africa, which is abject poverty and war. A big bird stopped in front of a child who was too hungry to escape, staring at it. It was based on a famous news photo, and the movie reproduced this scene in real life. Sarah and Nick's love seems to be destined, but the film has gone through a long period of foreshadowing, and after beautiful repression, the passion between them burst into love. The sense of family responsibility drove them to leave each other. Sarah silently collected bits and pieces of Nick's news from humanitarian aid news around the world. She has also grown into a well-known charity ambassador in the UK.
In the most dangerous place, there will always be Nick. This man who devotes himself to the cause of humanitarian assistance has the stubborn quality of giving up his life and forgetting his death. Because of this, Sarah could not let go. In order to rescue him, he went deep into the tiger's den until he was chased and killed by terrorists on the vast snow. One persuaded him to flee. , A person who does not hesitate to step on thunder to save the other person and die, like all great and tragic love, it must be death, in order to terminate the love, and also to continue the love. Nick, whose temples were stained with frost, found his and Sarah's daughter. The little girl played Schumann's piano like her mother, and Nick was deeply missed.
The touching humanitarian sentiment and the beautiful love with a high degree of spiritual consistency constitute the profound foundation of this film, which makes me have a fairy tale illusion--perhaps, in this duny world, is there really a moment when fate meets?
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