In the terrorist incidents that occurred before and after 9/11, who should be held responsible? Who is the real victim? When national interests collide with personal interests, how should we choose? A series of questions haunted my mind like ghosts after I watched this movie. In fact, the answer was obvious, but at that moment I was ashamed of speechless and just wanted to be silent.
I feel sorry for the war correspondent sent by a certain American newspaper, and I am also worried about the people of Palestine who are living in a war-torn environment. Once some things touch politics, neither right nor wrong is no longer there. Importantly, war is inevitable. With the frequent occurrence of terrorist incidents, justice and evil are actually impossible to define under that background, because no matter what, the victims are always the people.
I don’t know what to say about a film that was shot against the background of 9/11, because I would be more or less scrupulous, and if I only look at this film from the perspective of Palestine, I would say that it is actually The real terrorism is not those "extremists" who shed blood to protect Palestine, because I really can't think of what they did wrong. They are weak. They are in an oil-rich zone, so people will definitely be jealous. This is inevitable. The seriousness of the consequences of the war is that the arms can't be twisted in the thighs. They are doing desperate resistance in vain to defend the dignity of the country. Of course, I also sympathize with the war reporter's experience, because he is also very innocent. No one can tell who is at fault when something like that happened. Under the background of such a war, only the winner is the king and the loser. For Kou, justice and evil were named only after the war. I may say this is a bit extreme, but it is understandable that we all want to live in a peaceful world.
The heroine (and the war reporter’s wife) is also a news reporter. After suffering such great pain, she appears to be rare and peaceful. The film was shot in the United States. I think the purpose can be clearly seen, not my attack. He, for example, A crippled B, and B could not get up for life, and A only suffered a little skin trauma, but because A was very strong, he blamed B for the reason, and showed himself He's aloof, and let everyone around him buy his account. This is a bit too much. I don't know what kind of response the Palestinian people would make after seeing this film.
Living on this earth, what I want to say is that whether it is for national interests or personal interests, the damage caused by wars far exceeds our imagination: the economic decline, the collapse of the state system, the displacement of the people, who wins and loses. What kind of result can be obtained? Obviously, it seems that the victims are the people, but they are not. It is the earth itself and all the people who live on this planet who are ultimately suffering.
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