In the film, the questions of the clansmen, the adults, about the war are limited to "when will the war begin" and "when will it end". They held the white flag as a defense, but the heavy responsibility of clearing the battlefield, post-war reconstruction, and active defense was carried on the shoulders of a group of Kurdish children led by the satellite. What is gratifying is that Satellite is responsible. Whenever he takes the livelihood of a group of children to heart, he never listens to the village chiefs who are dressed in clean clothes and who only hide in the back room and watch TV. The satellite is prestige, and at his command, the children will be ecstatic to remove the mines, and the adults will scramble to run up the mountain in groups to avoid the war. Satellite is also smart and alert. He is well-informed at a young age and can speak a little English. He will prepare gas masks for the whole village, demonstrate to them in person, and use the mines that the children help to dig to rent guns for emergencies. . For the sake of love and prophecy, he patiently and personally did something for Yaglin and the boy with the broken arm. He has always kept his promise to Yaglin and faced danger to rescue the curly-haired boy in the small family. The satellite is also concerned about the future of the tribe. After he learns the latest war prophecy, he will be anxious to deliver the news to the whole village in a timely manner. For this land, Moon and his children have done a lot. It's just that the children can't keep everyone safe no matter how hard they try. No matter how charismatic the satellite is, he is still a child who is afraid of war and death. He can't predict, and he doesn't understand why this day has always been like this and when it will end.
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