. It turns out that the little girl is Jesus, but Jesus is a little weak. He fell three times, Nima, he must have fallen and swollen. Haha, in the
end, Jesus died. Shit, how is it possible, little girl, so young and dead, until I had to believe it when I heard that my heartbeat became straight, Nima, but then I thought about it, yes, Jesus is still alive, wait, the next scene, he must be alive, but, coffin, what does this Nima mean, coffin? Your sister, no, you still have to live, Jesus, for sure! (Too far from reality, not sci-fi, your sister) The result. . . Grave filled. . . Really dead. . . holly. . .
What shit should I say, the first half of this film gave me the feeling that the first half was full of fun. For a film about the Catholic faith, it's a miracle. The second half shows the skill of structure and layout. People are entangled in it and can't extricate themselves, but if the audience is relatively calm, they will inevitably feel that the axe is too much, and even delve into the theme of the film. However, on the other hand, I think this film is more like a black humor, whether it is extremist religious imprisonment or scolding the mother's authoritarian authority in the film is a bit overplayed, so why are you serious, the reality is real Such an extreme Catholic faith community? I doubt it. To me it's just a clever little story, it's that simple.
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