Then the father's suicide was not justified. The only reluctance is that the work pressure is too great. This can be done from the fact that the three father and son came to the field for dinner, and brought documents such as "industrial engineering", and they were still enclosing the map on the map, that is, they were working. There was the "noise" of the daughter turning on the radio, and the entangled "toy wheels" of the son. Looking at the opening of the movie, the city of Sydney, 70 years old, has indeed wanted to be a prosperous city. But in 70 years of Sydney (you know, Australia is still a country with loose immigration policies. Small population should be the most direct reason), even if there is competition, but the pressure is so that a wife, a daughter and a son should be regarded as Do middle-class men commit suicide? (The burning of the car is said to be painful. When the gasoline is in the car, it is ignited and then shot to commit suicide).
In addition, the daughter felt composure when she saw that her father had committed suicide, and even saw that her father had died. She didn't even grieve or shout. Can't figure it out?
The motives of the aboriginal teenagers' final dance should be clearer.
In addition, one: the shot of 5 men and 1 woman inserted in the middle, the three men playing poker can be seen as Italian immigrants.
Two: The war mentioned in the movie should be the Vietnam War. During the Vietnam War, Australia and New Zealand sent many soldiers to the battlefield.
The film has the themes of white people and indigenous people, people and the environment, and various issues of civilized society.
The animals in the movie and the landscapes that are mainly deserts gave me a lot of knowledge.
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