It's the most real and realistic feeling I've ever seen in a disaster movie, because the last ship didn't come back. The catastrophe that the film is about is secondary, mainly life, the life of the islanders, the life of each of us. Each crew has a different point, but it's all real. It really shows: this is life. However, what is life, what is for, and the ending does not tell us the answer, we need to find it ourselves. The last moment of struggle is the copy of the old man and the sea, tenacious, persistent, brave, know gratitude, and understand love, but God does not give you so much time, there is a reward if you pay, and many fates are chosen by yourself. Every time you watch it, it may feel different. The soundtrack in the second half is good and the scenes are real. At that time, it should have been very good.
Compared with nature, the insignificance of human beings is immediately apparent. But the unruly heart of man can overcome nature.
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