When the Kosovo war broke out in 1999, I was 2 years older than MONICA, the supporting actress in "California Dream". Unfortunately, I didn't get into college the year before, so I couldn't be like those college students who bombed my embassy in South Africa. That year, under the leadership of the Americans, NATO stood above world peace.
The Americans finally came. They came before May 8, 1999, when the Chinese embassy in Belgrade was accidentally bombed with an expired map. They just passed by with the depleted uranium bombs that bombed Kosovo and the approval from the Romanian higher authorities. Friends of NATO are going to keep the peace.
The MONICA in the film is undoubtedly the same as me, desperately eager to get rid of the discipline of parents and pursue a world that only belongs to oneself, and America, a symbol of democracy and freedom, is the most beautiful utopia. It seems that the people there have everything we dream of. Monica was not taken away by the Americans she admired, but the Americans made her lose her father forever.
A Romanian town that has been quiet for more than 50 years has once again reignited the fire of a military train bound for Kosovo, and it is cannibalism.
The director portrayed several characters in the film very delicately, an American dream spanning 55 years. Americans clamor for freedom and autonomy, but what they bring will make these Romanians who are indulging in the American dream a nightmare for a lifetime.
Everyone has their own goals, and the same is true for countries. If you think you are doing the right thing, then blocking you from reaching your goals will undoubtedly become your opposite. Some people imagine that if American-style democracy liberates China, China will become beautiful. This movie is like a blow to the head. Only you can save yourself. When you can't understand or accept the kindness of the other party, this is for you. It's not kindness.
Countless young girls throw their arms in their arms, thinking that they can achieve the American dream by dedicating themselves, but in the end they can only wash their faces in tears and regret it. GI just got out of your bed and got a phone call to America: I miss you so much, what an ironic image. The fact is that you are not one of the road people. No matter how clever you are, you are only used as a tool to vent. I remembered that when I was in Shanghai, I heard that many office workers MM opened their mouths and closed their mouths.
As for Monica's father, Doiaru, a Romanian who survived World War II, he is usually a criminal, but he is more awake to the American dream than anyone else. He is not portrayed as a hero in the film, which is why I admire the director's objective intentions very much. He is undoubtedly the watchman of the imperfect social system. Although he has not made any earth-shattering contributions to the town, he is not like him. Americans, using sinister intentions to achieve their goals and let the town blood flow.
The American-style democracy train has come and gone, leaving only the hearts of the common people bleeding.
F*CK USA, F*CK BILL CLINTON~
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