He was 21 years old when he died, and it is conceivable that he was only 19 years old when he was a child.
What I feel the most after watching this movie is that the war is so cruel and ruthless. Whether you like it or not, like the soldier next to the hero (forgot his name) and the officer who shot the deserter, they are actively or passively wrapped up and involved in the mud, and War will make you more ruthless, (not that everyone will be like this) just like the male protagonist will save people when he is not wearing a military uniform, and will give fruits to hungry soldiers, these all show that the male protagonist is a A kind person, but not everyone has the ability to be a kind person. When life is threatened with death, he pretends to be alive and loses his good side in order to pretend, especially with the gradual proficiency of disguise. The Lord seems to have truly become that ruthless captain, sinking into the intoxication of power.
Secondly, the pictures of the movie are black and white images, which makes people feel more like a documentary, like a product of that era, telling what happened in this era and more immersive.
Although the picture is black and white, it also has a lot of movie aesthetics, the conversion of the lens and the presentation of the picture, because black and white is more flavorful.
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