Scene 1: When the deputy director of the children's detention center complained to the director of the poor living conditions of the children, the director told him, "Don't think too much of these'meaningless' things, we It’s a detention center, not a nursery school. Otherwise, you can always only be a deputy.”
Shot 2: When the two little male protagonists Gussépai and Paskrit were fighting each other in the detention center for the so-called “information” incident, the deputy The director warned them "with a bitter heart": "Stop making trouble, okay? I don't want to be rotten to death in this place forever because of you! (This deputy director is the only one who can be called a "good guy" in this movie. An adult, but he is just a "good person", a weak person.)
Scene 3: Shoe shiners swarmed into the courtroom set up in an ancient building that looks like an Italian building. Ritter) Hearing (but was driven outside the court), they looked at a large statue of a certain ancient Roman goddess in this building, guessing the identity of this goddess. Knowing who she is [laughs] seems to be the goddess of justice.). These poor children should have been the masters of these ancient cultural heritages! But they are now forced to live at the bottom of this society!
About the opening and ending: the
movie Opening: The Gussé and Pascoli ride the horses bought by their own hard "work" on the streets of Rome, making his colleagues (and movie audiences) feel like a dream. The
ending of the movie: Paskrit was so angry that he killed the Gussé faction by mistake. He held the Gussé faction's body in his arms and wept and remorse. The horse that once made their good brothers proud has already ran away. Missing.
A story that started from a dream and ended in despair.
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