At a young age, he made a living by digging mines and moving artillery shells, dealing with firearms and ammunition. He was strong and fragile, yet innocent and childlike, and was often amused by them.
The love line between the satellite and the girl in red, and the friendship line with the orphans in the battlefield are the warmth of the whole article. Although the "war is over" the girl in red still chooses to drown her own son and jump off the cliff.
That's right, it's the son, at most fourteen or fifteen years old, with a young child with eye problems. At first I thought it was the younger brother, but after she repeatedly sent the child away to kill the child, I understood the reason.
Here again, I admire the director's design here. The blind young son cannot see this sinful world, so until he dies, he retains the innocence or ignorance that is different from other children. The minefield of landmines, without panic, anxiety, and knowing that he is facing death, easily amused by car horns, unaware of the worries and tensions of other children, and finally drowned by his mother without a cry or scream, born because of contamination Living and dying are like a blank sheet of paper.
Sadly, the girl in red has lost her ability to love and her heart due to her unfortunate childhood experiences. She can't face the evil child and she can't see the future. I hoped that the satellite's concern and admiration for her would bring her back from the brink of death, but the reality slapped her in the face.
The war is over, is the war really over? American soldiers are coming. No matter who the victor is, the fate of these war orphans will not change, they will just struggle to make a living elsewhere.
I am glad that I watched this film and saw a different world, different from American heroes and different from tearing devils. This is the true strength and weakness of people in disasters, choosing between life and death in human nature and reality and having no choice but to die.
Although it is a bit of a virgin, I still want to say that I hope world peace.
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