Unexpectedly, French children are also playing marbles, and they support a miserable childhood!
The World War II-themed movie, I just watched "The Persian Speaker", and then watched this "A Bag of Marbles". It is also from the perspective of children and young people, and it is also an adaptation of a true story, which is also evocative for reflection.
In order to avoid Hitler's persecution of the Jews, the family fled Paris in batches. The youngest brother and two went through various hardships and finally returned to Paris. The family was reunited (father is gone). I met a lot of good people and finally gave back to those who helped them.
Why choose the symbol of marbles, one is the refraction of childlike innocence, and the other is to represent the stars. When a person leaves the sky, a star will appear. In the end, Dad's departure is like a marble that stays on the screen, in the sky and in his son's heart!
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