(Spoiler) It is a rare movie that is both funny and in-depth, and "A Beautiful Day" is one of them. The background of the story is the truce between the two Yugoslav wars. Various people, including the United Nations, gathered to help the locals clean up their troubles. The protagonist group is not a powerful peace messenger, they just take care of hygiene, which is equivalent to Wu Zuo and Qu Wang. However, in a panic, the handyman is not easy to behave. Even if he just wants to hoist a corpse from a well, he has to toss a whole play because there is no long rope! The audience watched them walking around and laughing constantly, but they didn't know that they might be laughing at themselves.
The male protagonist Mambrú has sorrowful eyes and vicissitudes of roots, and is as romantic as Ling Lingqi. When she met her old lover again, she took the identity of an auditor to review whether they should be removed. Mambrú's deputy, A B, is responsible for the funny, and the golden sentences burst out. But in the eyes of the hot-blooded newbie Sophie, both of them are old fritters. In fact, Mambrú's blood is still not cold, but he has suffered a lot of cool breeze. When he encounters a boy who is being bullied, he will still take action out of righteousness and help the boy find the ball. These things you and I bought on the street are like desert springs in the battlefield; between the unruly local forces and the bureaucratic United Nations, it is still in vain to find them in the end.
They are like the Sesifus who was punished by the gods in Greek mythology, the man who kept pushing the boulders to the top of the mountain and then watching the stones roll down the hillside, working endlessly. Camus used this inexhaustible character to illustrate the absurdity in the world-the experience of the protagonist and the group on this day is just a metaphor. In fact, the UN peacekeeping mission and even the global humanitarian relief work are all in vain (the war broke out again a year after this). The world is ridiculous. Camus suggests that people stand up with the will to resist, but this posture is not affordable for everyone. Then you can be like Ah B. The worse the world, the worse the jokes. In short, there is enough laughter.
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