3 stars, the overall look is good, the atmosphere of Netflix can be done well, it has always been a commercial film assembly line, and suddenly such a low-cost biopic has achieved good results. A small-scale excavation is related to the honor and glory of the entire country and nation. Coupled with the background of the big era, the sense of oppression on the verge of World War II, the sense of mission of archaeologists, and the emotions of young men and women, they add up to a little epic. The feeling is worthy of praise, the route is completely correct, and it is worthy of our study. My great country has dug up so many cultural relics and treasures, but there is no film to promote their stories. It is really sad that a bunch of entertainment films of robbing and stealing graves are used all day to cheat money.
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