After reading "Kekexili", the heartache that can't be erased for a long time is entangled in my heart. In this materialistic world, the helpless reality is helpless after all, and no one can change its existence. The reason why the director arranges the plot with a documentary film is to a large extent to wake up all of us human beings. There is not too much plot conflict, but a simple sequence of shooting, and there is no jumping cut. The purpose is to grasp tightly. Live in the hearts of the audience and let the audience be silently infected in the cruel reality. The picture is really good in the film, and it basically combines the value that a documentary work should exist. Whether it's the beginning or the end of the film, it's quiet and distressing, and it's more calm. The film is not hypocritical or pretentious at all, and clearly sees a calm and stable work with great shock. It's also a powerful handling of the film's hope and witness reality. A voice that can better demonstrate the true value and practical significance of the film.
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