When I watched this film, it reminded me of Schindler. "Schindler's List" talked about a rescue. It was a massive rescue, just like Noah's Ark in Genesis. "Ada, what's wrong" (hereinafter referred to as Ada) does not belong to such a film. Although it also involves war and rescue, rescue only involves Ada and her family. It tells about her and her life under the war. The story of how family members avoid risks, seek UN asylum, and then continue to flee because of Serbian invasion.
This is a selfish story, but selfishness in war is selfishness that can be forgiven. Especially in that kind of self-care situation, it is very difficult to protect family members. As the local interpreter of the United Nations, Ada has this right. Go and negotiate terms with the UN military officers stationed there. From the beginning, the family trapped outside the camp-her husband and two sons-were brought into the camp. Later, the Serbian army and the UN army reached an agreement to Thousands of refugees in the camp were moved to places designated by the Serbian army, and the latter were put under surveillance to ensure the safety of civilians.
During this period, Ada tried his best to protect her family from being taken away by the Serbs until the Serbs searched the camp and found nowhere to hide. Ada cried bitterly but was helpless. Similarly, many people familiar with her wanted to She relentlessly refused to get help. It was not that she didn't want to help, but that she couldn't help. Schindler could use her factory to protect the lives of Jews. At the same time, he was also a German. But Ida can’t do it. She is just an interpreter, and nothing else. And the UN garrison she “relies on” is even more pitiful. There is no other way but to negotiate with the Serbian leader.
It may be clear what the Serbian army will do, but it can't stop it.
If you protect Ada’s family, the safety of the garrison will be threatened. If you don’t protect it, Ada will not be forgiving. Such a nearly neurotic character who is obsessed with the family’s safety, uses her selfish and pure love to face him. For the cruelest side of war, this is probably what most “supporting actors” in wars do!
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