I have some thoughts after reading it, and I can't write a short review.
1. Do children never lie? Don't adults know that children lie? neither. But when a child said something bad and contradicts what an adult said, the adults believe that what the child said is true, because the adults know how bad an adult is.
2. People who can’t distinguish between good and evil are the most powerless for us. The little girl in the film and the people like Natasha in "Bullied and Insulted". How old is the little girl because she has not matured yet. The bad influence of my brother, if he became like Natasha, he would really piss off the people around him. At the same time, it also reflects the horror of a child. His horror lies in not knowing good and evil, the depth, and it reminds me that when I was a child, I would make up more weird lies for weird reasons.
3. Is it because of their sense of justice that the people who speak badly to the male protagonist do these things? Of course not, they just saw someone who could be bullied. So, don't let anyone think that you are a good bully or bully you, otherwise there will be a large group of dogs on you with 10,000 feet.
4. The generation of rumors is so easy, how much of what we see and hear is true? How much is it fake? How many people can't wash away their grievances for a lifetime? How did they face it?
5. People are so forgetful. People always remember the good and forget the bad. This seems to be the ability that humans have evolved to adapt to survival. But for those involved, can time really smooth everything out? The last hug of the hero to the little girl shows how courage he is.
6. Who fired the last shot? What does he want to do? Was it impulsive or a sudden regret? A passer-by who "still wants to take the Heavenly Path" shoots and regrets it?
ps This kind of movie without handsome men and beauties, no end of the world, and no bullets makes me feel the most real.
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