On their voyage up the tributaries of the Amazon, they stopped overnight at a mission on the frontier of civilization, and beyond that was a place where cannibals were alienated. The white wooden chapel was wrapped in the dark green jungle, and by the bonfire at night, the missionaries stationed told the new explorers about their missionary achievements: "These textbooks have made the children understand that they are Peruvian, and when I ask them who they are When they are not Indians, they answer no, those who can't wash clothes, can't read and write in the upper reaches of the river are Indians." They all say that "Apocalypse Now" is a reference to Herzog's two "Amazon Rivers" There are many tributes and imitations, and the French family scene's re-enactment of this scene couldn't be more obvious. Civilization attempts to civilize barbarism, barbarism is also counteracting civilization, and jungle plants want to re-cover cultivated farmland. This contradiction is especially obvious in Latin America. Among the many idealistic films, the extraordinary handling of "Overland Boat" should belong to its unparalleled "land boat" practice orz. Everyone is using movies to create or tell miracles, and Hull Zog was not satisfied with this, but religiously produced a miracle - the next thing to do is to make it into a movie. The extreme boat uses special effects. The flow of the river was reversed when the boat entered the water.
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