The emotional portrayal is exquisite. Sam and Paul hold up the mood of the whole movie. Asa's acting skills still need to be honed in Raleigh's death. The feeling of processing is a bit blunt and part of the eyes staring at Sam, feeling a bit hateful? Although this role is a naive boy, he is going to perform Jimmy's fear, tension and anxiety, which is a little bit blunt and acceptable, but the transition is not smooth and smooth. Naturally, his role is dead. I am very sad, but I inevitably want to be in the vow of youth with Colin. Comparing with Victor and the role of Heimer, who was born as a child star like him, in the companion of the enemy, he feels that the gap between him and Heimer is too big, forget him, this Asa has a big breakthrough. One of his transformational works, I hope he will go higher and farther in the future
The German soldiers with gas masks who appeared at the end of the war in the spring of 1918. Oh... I’m really crazy.
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