A gentle and silent scar film, full of the director's reflections on war and post-war trauma. The director connected the devastated post-war ruins, the numb German and French people and the subtle emotions between the German and French people in a casual way, constructing a world of silent pain. one. Reflections on war. Before the First World War, the contradictions between Germany and France at the national level were irreconcilable, but the ties between the two peoples were close. As Anna puts it, "French kids learn German at school, German kids learn French, but when they grow up, they have to kill each other." This folk connection is the foundation of the film's existence. When Adrian came to Germany after the war, and when he made up a good time with Franz in Paris for self-redemption, Franz's family put their full trust in their relationship. "We know that you, like Franz, are victims on the battlefield. You are forced to kill your enemies in war. As a French soldier, you are doing your part." This is Anna's letter to Adrian. said in. She forgives Adrian and exposes the nature of war. On the political level, war will have victory, and will have its own responsibility and meaning. On the human level, both sides are victims of war, and both are poor people kidnapped by responsibility. Therefore, those young people who are fighting for their lives on the battlefield are not murderers, but the political game and the damage of the system. "When they killed our sons, they also drank and celebrated, and we were all fathers toasting to the deaths of our children." 2. Reflections on postwar trauma "The Fall of Giants" wrote: "I I have witnessed with my own eyes that every life that is heading towards death is growing enthusiastically." The first half of the film tells about Adrian's entry into Frank's life, and the second half tells about Anna's entry into Adrian's life. This perspective of exchanging lives, Showcasing the lives of Frank and Adrian that were once fervently grown. Because of the war, Frank passed away forever, and Adrian could never return to the past. Adrian said "Frank is my only injury". When two people meet in the trenches, fate binds them together in wondrous ways. Some of Adrian's wounds are on the body, leaving physical scars, while the wounds of shooting Frank are on the heart, leaving eternal spiritual pain. "Why are you here?" "To ask for your forgiveness, to liberate yourself, and to understand the person I killed." There are many dazzling parts in the movie, and there are also some fussing parts, but I like the director's tone, there are A poetic indifference. The colorful passages in the film, like the light shining into the dark life, appear in conjecture and remembrance, as well as in throbbing and forgiveness. my favorite is ade
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