I watched it on Air France on the way back to China, and I was pleasantly surprised that the resources on the plane were still quite new. After watching 120bpm, I have been obsessed with Nahuel. In this film, Edward's struggle, sadness, fragility, madness and anger are only expressed through a pair of eyes and limited limbs. Wearing a mask, he is free, excited, cute and naive. Under the mask, he is actually painful and blurred. Apart from the physical pain caused by the war, he is anonymous and cannot be seen with his sister. of disdain. But fortunately, he has Albert's care and the little girl's help. The setting of the little girl is very good. In front of the cruel war and the shameful captain, the child's heart is the purest. Facing Edward's terrifying chin, she just gently stroked it with her fingertips. Nahuel's eyes here were very well interpreted. In front of her, he was not an ugly disability, but a victim of war who needed comfort.
At the end of the film, their albums sold well. Edward's father finally found him through his son's self-portrait sign on the painting. The father finally understood, from his paintings, he truly understood his son's heart for the first time. (My tears were pattering from the father and son reconciliation. "Merci." Edward stepped forward and hugged his father gently, you finally understand, all I hoped for so many years. Edward turned and stepped on the steps and jumped away With a jump, he spread his wings and flew to the sky wearing his gorgeous peacock mask. Goodbye in the sky...
Interpret the pain brought to people after the war from different angles, and also expose those who depended on the war to climb up Ugly people. Society has its bizarreness, absurdity and hypocrisy, but also warmth and happiness. It's just that the injury is too deep and can't be saved. Only morphine can numb him. This small box of morphine is how he can temporarily forget his wound Tired. Edward was unfortunate. The anger at that time pushed him to a place full of gunpowder smoke. A shot blew up his face and blew his heart. He was lucky. The liveliness and kindness brought him a little comfort.
It's still an old saying, don't forget the pain caused by war, it destroys your country and your city will also erode everyone's hearts.
Finally, I praise Mr. Na's acting skills. Knowing whether the mainland will introduce it, I hope everyone can watch this movie. Because it is worth it.
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