The artistically unsuccessful Ku Klux Klan propaganda film, the only consolation in more than three hours:
1. The big girls and the little girls are very beautiful and lovely.
2. The soldiers returned to their hometown after the war and wandered for a long time in front of the porch by the side of the dilapidated and desolate streets. The little sister who had grown up came out to greet each other, and they were happy to meet each other. After entering the door, the side shot shows that before entering, an old and vicissitudes of life hand hugs the soldier's arm, and the scene ends like this. It's really beautiful, restrained and reserved, with infinite emotions.
Lots of pitfalls:
1. There are no narrative methods, just plain and straightforward narrative, no swaying and interspersed, I can't believe that it is the same director as "Party and Differing".
2. The actual war scenes did cost a lot of effort and money in those days, but they were long and boring and uninteresting.
3. Except for the two black villains who are slightly sensual, other characters are all pale.
4. The slightly important black characters were played by white people in black, and the painting was uneven. I was very confused. When the real black people appeared in the back, I felt relieved, but they were all natural and pleasing to the eye. It is said that makeup artists should go to the mysterious East to learn the blackening technique of pretending to be Bao Gong.
5. Like "Party and Diversity", there is an inexplicable ending that is forced into it.
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