Atonement Consciousness - The Lamb Sacrifice in Germany
It is sad and regretful that Bloom disappears behind the black gate in striped pajamas.
Until the moment when the camera slowly dimmed, I couldn't believe that the angel boy with clear eyes really disappeared
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The most touching thing about this film is that it uses a child's perspective, and even the title of the work is so moving - "wearing striped pajamas".
Racist clothing, in the eyes of a child, may be like a "numbers game" or a "pajama party" without so much death and blood. This is not the same as Schindler's List.
After World War II, German Prime Minister Bolland knelt down and apologized in Warsaw. The sense of repentance was touching.
The sacrifice of war is always innocent people, and the executioner whose hands are stained with blood, such as Bruno's father in the movie, no matter how great the excuse is, it can never cover up the evil of annihilating humanity.
The boy Bloom carries a deep sense of repentance, just like the Germans represented by Bolant. His death, like a lamb sacrificed to God, suffered in place of sinful compatriots, with a pure death to remind people that sin kills beautiful souls, and the tragedy of war is mutual.
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After watching this movie, I sincerely hope,
I hope this world will never have a strong barbed wire in front of children;
I hope that every little explorer can have a dream and find a lovely friend;
I hope this world will never again have to do with slaughtered and lost fathers,
No black iron doors and "striped pajamas"...
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