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The story begins with a war reporter filming a suicide bombing caused by an extremist religion in Africa... and ends with the reporter witnessing and filming another suicide terrorist attack by extremists. The roundabout story is over, but I believe that the audience understands that the war and tragedy continue to be staged in reality... The heroine Rebecca is a war reporter. The more dangerous the place, the more attracted her to go, but she is also a Wife, a mother. After surviving in an explosive attack, she returned to her family to recuperate. Due to the family conflicts caused by work, Rebecca decided to return to the family and promised her husband would no longer be in danger and be a competent mother. Everything seemed to return to peace. Harmony, but when she and her daughter were attacked by rebels in the refugee area in Kenya and killed unarmed civilians, her daughter’s screams still could not suppress the anger that ignited in her heart. She ignored her promises and was brave.” Fight", filming the cruel truth... Although the mother and daughter returned safely, but the daughter who promised to keep the secret could not heal the wounded heart. The daughter’s indifference and resistance made Rebecca very worried and guilty. Finally, the video on the camera let the husband know about the attack on the mother and daughter’s trip to Kenya and the wife’s desperate work and danger... The husband almost drove the heroine crazy. After leaving the house, the family relationship suddenly became tense and broke...
Of course, as expected, the screenwriter did not make the plot harsh, but highly sublimated. The mother-daughter relationship finally came to an end. The daughter let go of her extreme fear of loss, let go of her sensitivity and vulnerability to the loss of a loved one, and expressed her understanding and support for her mother’s work and "persistence" (the double quotes are used here because no one would be willing to persevere and persevere) Passionate about shooting on the battlefield, this kind of work shouldn’t exist, world peace!), and admire the mother’s fearlessness to expose the ruthlessness of war and the cruel reality-it is not enough to carry a camera to fight, and more people need to be awakened Respect for life, watch for peace, and care for the soul.
I also deeply admire and pay tribute to the war reporters.
The tone of the movie screen is dark, and even the seaside is always dim, with the dim sky and sunlight, the dim beach and the sea...like all the sceneries are splashed with a lifeless hue. Although they are running and laughing, they can smell the uneasiness in the characters' hearts, even death and despair.
The soundtrack is well received, but I don't know how to appreciate it. It depends entirely on feeling. The music complements the plot, without too much sadness, but it feels like a wait, a long wait in a narrow space, this kind of waiting makes people feel anxious and uneasy like hypoxia. When will the helplessness end?
I really like the appearance and acting skills of the heroine. I think she is "magnanimous and extraordinary", clever and resolute, and upright (I can't think of a word, is it not too much to describe it?), I checked it, the original actress Juliette Binoche played the heroine Being of French origin, it's no wonder that the neutral is handsome and sexy and sultry. In addition to her good looks, the female lead's acting skills are also very impressive, showing her courage, decisiveness, intelligence, and depressive collapse to the fullest.
I recommend this movie by five points. After watching a movie for the first time, I immediately write down my current feelings. I am grateful for what I have learned a lot from this creation.
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