Think about adding another star. I have to say that reading the comments of friends and neighbors after watching the movie can improve a lot of perception and understanding. Friends who have seen the same movie in the same place and at the same time and feel the same way, are they like Kim Yong-ho and Yoon Soon-in watching the same pouring rain in the same mountain?
In fact, that part was touched by the girl in the convenience store with light in her eyes, but her kindness failed to save the already scarred soul-at the moment of the manslaughter, it had already fallen into the darkness, as if scattered Ground Crushed Mints.
As he commented, the flashback is a cruel narrative. The same scene, the same ballad, the 20-year interval, the pure and flawless that can never be returned, the hands that are already filthy, mixed with blood and feces, are coerced and alienated by the times and society again and again until they perish and degenerate. people's hearts.
Unforgettable last daisies swaying in the wind. Imagine how beautiful it would be if Shun In could pin it to her ear. Innocent, peaceful, hopeful and pure flower language, they bloom in the wilderness, but also in Auschwitz.
May the world be free from war and bloodshed. May people be free and not be ensnared by the turbulent and turbulent currents of the times.
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Original review below:
Mixed feelings. Samsung's acting skills for the protagonist, strong sadness. In terms of plot design, I always feel that there are many areas that can be improved. It is not particularly coherent. The narrative line is generally clear, but some places are still a bit cloudy. Even if you understand the historical background of the Gwangju Movement. But I still think it's not as good-looking as the novel "Luchuan has a lot of dung". Under the tragic rendering, it is difficult to escape the tricky design of domestic TV dramas. For example, the male protagonist is shot in the foot to kill the girl by mistake, which is actually quite counterintuitive. Dare to play Samsung. Still, I really liked the scene where the train was actually going backwards. The cars and people around were going backwards, and even the smoke from the chimney was being recycled. From the city to the countryside, the landscape of rivers and bridges, green hills and hills is actually somewhat similar to the hometown. Korean dramas have indeed shot things that we may not dare to shoot, the dark side of this world, the questioning and tearing of "beautiful". But heartbreaking, probably not my favorite presentation. The amount of information is slightly larger and needs to be reviewed. ps: The quality of the audience at the Film Archive is really high. Especially watching this movie.
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