From Palestine to Europe, as a bystander, every scene and shock he sees is so intense and dramatic, and the director uses an almost nonsensical way to infinitely magnify this conflict and metaphor to the audience's photos
The theme throughout is obviously profound and sad, but he does not let you face this pain directly, but gently leads you into his sadness through a path that is not very clear, unconsciously. , infiltrating the theme into you in the nonsensical jokes again and again, it is your sadness that can be touched by every aftertaste of yours.
I was just very interested in what he was discussing about hometown, but I was surprised to find this work, which is endlessly gentle, whether it was a picture or a concept, it was really happy.
As for the question I was looking for at the beginning, I also got my own ingenuity from the film. Thanks to this work, it brought me the joy of the moment and the long-term thinking.
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