Like all movies that make children cry.
There is no doubt that a huge tear gas canister was used, but knowing that the child is a usual trick, let the hot tears flow down his cheeks.
Serious French film.
tres tres tres francais.
The first is Dr. David played by Reynolds and Nurse Annette played by Melanie. The relationship between the two has always been vague. The only bright spot is that the two danced together in the concentration camp, which was a little emotional. personal feeling. Not much to say, just a little interlude.
Let me tell you a few of my favorite episodes.
When the French police were ready to arrest the Jews together at night, the kind TATI kept shouting downstairs to inform others, not afraid of being hurt. Then the police raided layer by layer, and when the mother downstairs heard that even the child was going to be imprisoned, she stuck her head out the window and told others to hide the child well. Although everyone tried their best to hide, few people who could escape the Nazis recorded the manuscript.
After that, everyone was locked up in the concentration camp that looked like a gladiatorial arena. So many people crowded together, nothing to eat or drink. When the police chief ordered the release of water because he couldn't bear to watch it, many people wrote a few words on small pieces of paper and stuffed them into the pockets of the young police officers. face these. Later, the officer just said to take a day off and send out the note on his hand. The young police officers looked at each other and smiled, and their humanity exploded in an instant.
Finally, there are the kids. Each one's personality is so distinct. Favorite two.
Jo. A stubborn boy. From the very beginning of the movie, when he looked at others on the merry-go-round before the merry-go-round with an expressionless face, he established his tough personality. With the Jewish sign on his chest, he showed it and gave the photographer a slap in the face. Don't you want to take a picture of me? I'm a child of Judaism. Did you see it? Do you still take pictures? Later, separated from his parents, Jo always remembered that his mother said to leave. After a relatively smooth journey, he escaped, and then saw his companions speeding past in the iron car, he stood blankly by the railroad track, I think, he has grown up. Finally, back at the turntable, he smiled.
Then Noé Zygler. That cute little boy. I liked him at first sight, not just because I was Shotacon. He is very kind, I remember a time on the train, there was a boy named Simon sitting across from him. He looked like him, but his speech was unclear, his thoughts were simple, and he was so cute. Coincidentally, the brother in the play is also called Simon. I can't help but have some personal emotions when I watch it. The child was thinking about the dead mother and the younger brother in the mother's womb, the baby named Julien that never came. He happily ran to the empty truck, until he got into the tin car, he didn't realize that dear Annette was not with him, he kept yelling at the man who loved him like a mother until the teddy bear was lost . In the end, when he appeared behind that portrait, I couldn't help crying. He doesn't laugh anymore, just looks at people dumbly, holding the portrait.
Fortunately, it's not a complete cup.
Some good things left.
that's it. Not bad.
child.
let me hug you okay?
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