The movie that Emily Watson impressed me the most was "She is Lonely Than Fireworks", a genius cellist, a woman spoiled by her family, such a literary and artistic film star now starred in the image of a German woman who was originally crude and mean, and The Australian actor Geoffrey Rush, who once starred in the "Speech of the King" and "Pirates of the Caribbean" series, played the heroine's stepfather without any pressure. This honest man made the little girl who left her parents feel the warmth and love of home again. Go to school.
Because half of it is made in Germany, the perspective of this movie is also the perspective of Germans watching World War II. Hitler ordered the "non-German" things to be burned to ashes, and this savage cultural catastrophe was experienced by the protagonist. The relationship beyond friendship and family affection between Jewish Marx and the little girl is also another main line of the film, and books are also the bridge and the foundation of the relationship between the two.
Contrasting with the fighting among tens of thousands of people on the battlefield, Lisaer's reading and writing powers made the god of death widen his eyes in surprise. While collecting souls on the battlefield, he pondered the esoteric nature of humanity: Why is it human? Show the cruel killing, but also have the love from the heart? Outside the air-raid shelter, the planes of the Allied forces bombed the land where they lived. Lisel told a story about darkness and light. The story comforted every uneasy heart...
Many years later, the god of death went to greet Lisel’s soul. Sitting by the noisy road, the god of death couldn't help but sigh: "Human! Human nature haunts my heart! How can human nature be so bright and evil at the same time!" It also embodies the truest side of human nature. .
There is a bit of good and a bit of evil in human nature, just add water and harmony.
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