Because the film is based on the memoir, each scene is very real, and it feels real, as if the story is happening around you. The characters' behaviors, dialogues, relationships, and conflicts are not unexpected but very emotional and shocking, allowing the characters to fully express their characters in the story. What strikes me the most is that the film against such a tragic background is not so gloomy, the beginning is brisk, and the whole film is not lost in fairy tales, humorous, and makes the whole development of the story seem so natural, not at all unacceptable or unacceptable. Incomprehensible feeling.
It is rare that the film is very simple, without strong guidance or advocacy, but tells a real story for the audience to experience, judge, understand and recall.
I've always hated watching movies about war, but this one is an exception.
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