The film cuts in from the so-called "white" perspective, which makes the audience (the so-called civilized world) feel more involved and easier to understand.
The portrayal of A Ming is very three-dimensional, and A Ming shed a tear when Yimei was hung up. A sentimental, impulsive, childish, brutal, suspicious (too complicated) tyrant image, it seems contradictory, but it seems that such people have similarities, they can think of you as the best for a second My friend, the next second will kill you because of doubt, so terrible ಥ_ಥ
Actor A Ming's acting is so good, I'm so scared ಥ_ಥ watching the whole process. I'm also very scared of this kind of person in my life.
The whole movie has a strong sense of cinema. Many shaking and overlapping shots have created Nicholas's inner confusion and the magic of the whole environment (very magical to me), but at the same time it is very real, and the real makes me feel like a documentary ಥ_ಥ It is still reality The impact of the incident was too great, the degree of magic was too high, and after watching the little biography of Armin, I felt that the brutal performance of him in the plot of the movie was simply a younger brother.
Sure enough, it only takes a simple-minded dictator to go from civilization to barbarism, so dictatorship is not desirable!
There is also a huge gap between humans and humans. Many things are beyond our imagination (a lot of things we do may also be unimaginable by some people), in short, my understanding of the human world is still too much shallow.
In the end, no human beings, whether such naked savages or so-called "civilized people".
(Amin always reminds me of that guy, and dictators throughout history all have similarities.)
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