It is a dark-style film that reflects the Nazis and Jews. However, this film reflects the suffocating acts of genocide by the Nazis in a certain way at the same time. To present the misfortune brought to mankind by war, that is to survive, rather to be a mouse in
order to escape the concentration camp. They chose to be a mouse in the sewers. Compared with the mouse in the ruins of "The Pianist", their destiny is more miserable. There is no sunshine and no food all day long. The foul smell and the raging germs can’t even act, but like many similar movies, people are driven by their instinct to survive. The willpower is amazing. They entertain themselves. The existence of the two children brings them laughter and vitality. They even A new life was delivered in this hell-like environment. What the
director wanted to describe to us was a place more terrifying than a concentration camp. Because here is even more terrifying than a concentration camp. You can’t see any hope because you can’t see anything in the infinite darkness. The focus is on the description of this suffocating darkness, so this film can be said that there is no real protagonist. In the competition for survival power, human nature is selfish, dark or fragile. Recall every character even if it ends up with one The image of the redeemer or the perfect person ended. He was still selfish and gave up or lost control,
but like most World War II movies, after a year of persistence to the end, people finally saw the light, ushered in peace, even if it was not. Adapting to the light, they still ushered in applause. We were also depressed for two hours and finally breathed a sigh of relief and remembered this small part of the unknown history of World War II and felt the ridiculousness of the war as the director wanted to tell us.
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