As a preliminary idea, translating Ta's film into text is purely for self-entertainment.
"Ivan's Childhood" Ivan was lying by the well, sucking the summer and sunshine. He fell down the well, his mother drifted away, and the smoke from the mill spread over the prairie. The old man, the dreamer, was pacing the ruins, he called to his wife and children, and he asked Ivan: "Are you going far?" His beard was like fish scales, "only the stove and the chimney." The cross, the sound of cannons fell in the quagmire. The children were slaughtered, and Ivan stood where he was. He saw again, the sister, the apple, the beach horse. The eternity and the moment in the birch forest are like a ray of light into the dark cave. And finally the war was won, and the soldiers ran to tell each other. Ivan opened his eyes and crossed the water.
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