I really like Jojo, the little actor plays so well! Children around ten years old, the bottom line is swaying, innocence allows them to follow instinctive kindness and also allows them to be induced into evil. Because he is a child, all his emotions are expressed so straightforwardly and purely. When it is good, he smiles like an angel, and when it is bad, he looks like another unreasonable creature.
Because he is the protagonist, Jojo is one of the only "innocent" characters in the film except for Jewish girls. Although he participated in the military weekend, he didn't even dare to kill rabbits because he was "coward", and only injured himself with weapons. His mother is an underground worker. He saved a Jewish girl; although he threatened and deceived her, it was a mistake made because of ignorance and ignorance. He finally protected her, told her the truth, and danced with her in the ending music.
In fact, a very desperate story. In the crazy age, not to mention being a good person, being a person without blood on his hands is so difficult.
In just six months, ten-year-old Jojo has grown to ten and a half years old. His dream is broken and his family is gone. For such a poor child, we have to say thank you to the director for his kindness. This is a romantic ending-because of so many contemporaries. The young man who was once his age either died on the battlefield or died in his own sin. Peaceful dance music is hard to come by.
Some clips kept flashing back in my mind: Jojo released the rabbit, and he was finally released by Captain K; Rosy smiled and laced Jojo, Jojo cried and laced the dead Rosy, and finally laced Elsa. ; Jojo told Elsa through the cabinet door that Germany had won, he did not dare to face her, for fear that she would see through his mind; and in the end, Elsa saw the Stars and Stripes flying by, gave Jojo a slap in the face, and finally chose to forgive and watch The boys dance.
It's a pity that there are so few sins that can be resolved with a slap in the face.
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