In the film, the analysis of the hidden content.

At the beginning, the male protagonist and his son climbed to the cross high on the hillside with stones in their mouths, seeking instructions from God or their ancestors. By then, the decision should have been made to move to the new world. The male protagonist's twin brother has been immigrating to the United States for some time. Although the main purpose of the male protagonist's decision to immigrate with his family is unclear, it is certain to find his brother. Although he didn't have any means of communication, he believed that he would definitely find his brother, and he probably regarded the new world as a village.

Before leaving, the priest in the village entrusted the two girls to the male lead to take care of them, and asked the male lead to ensure that they would not be violated in any way. Obviously they are not the male lead's family. After arriving, in the marriage and matching scene, the two girls also have designated fiancés, so it is likely that they are immigrants in the form of cross-border marriage.

There is no explanation in the film about the heroine's life experience, such as an abandoned lady (a noble lady), who is well educated, but does not rule out the suspicion of a high-level prostitute. There are many rumors on the ship in private. The heroine seems to have engaged in prostitution on the immigrant ship. During the day, she hooked up with the nobles in the upper-class warehouse, sneaked out of the lower-class warehouse in the bilge in the middle of the night, and went upstairs to do something. When she came back, her breathing was a little short and her hair was slightly messy. Maybe because he was penniless, he wanted to evade fares when he got on the boat. After being intercepted by an obscene man, he seemed to be able to get on the boat through sex. The film is very obscure. So, I'm just guessing.

Before the old mother was finally deported, she didn't say a word, and the "dumb" grandson replaced her to express her wish that all the men would stay. So, I tend to conjecture that the old witch cast a spell to transfer her speaking ability to her grandson.

The most obscure river of milk, the only time it is mentioned in the film. When Italian immigrants were discussing the wonders of the new world, they mentioned: It is said that there are several milk rivers in California... The male protagonist replied: "Although he can't swim, he will go into the river for a dip" and he was ridiculed. . It can be believed that the Milk River symbolizes the American dream, especially in the clip at the end of the film, where the male protagonist's family is the first to appear, the old witch is no longer there.

The film is set in the early 20th century. Judging from the facilities in the United States, the industry should be quite developed. In the Ellis Island Detention Center, you can see the skyscrapers of New York. What amazes me is that there are people among immigrants who can talk about a high-tech product such as elevators, which is amazing.

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