Just watched the movie today (March 17, 2006) starring Angelina Jolie and Martin Campbell. In fact, I have never liked Angelia Jolie very much. I don't like her too thick lips and extramarital affairs with Bradley Pitt. But when I watched this movie, my heart still clenched tightly, not for their love, but for the helpless but tenaciously surviving fellows of ours, as well as those volunteers who were equally helpless and strong. There is also the director's arrangement, which is a monotonous gray and black dress in elegant England, and a crisp white or straight black in those areas.
Knowing that it is impossible for them to give without scruples, abandon so many things, and truly stay out of it, just for the existence of life. But I really want to be able to live like that, and I think it's very valuable. Sometimes I feel like I am a very idealized person, like going to teach. I signed up without telling my parents, and waited until everything was settled before calling them to tell them. Knowing that they do not understand or agree, but the raw rice is cooked, they can only accept it. Because I really want to go, I feel very beautiful and pure, although what is happening now makes everything less perfect than I originally imagined, I still look forward to my Yunnan.
At the end of the credits the
film is dedicated to al relief workersl and the millions of people who are victims of war and persecution. They still inspire us all with their courage and will to survive.
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