One of the best German films of the 21st century, directed by Fatih Akin, won the 2004 Berlin Golden Bear. Hot, violent, and furious, it vividly shows the saving power and destructive side of love. A story of two German-Turkish people who gradually developed from a fake marriage to a true love, a story of a misunderstanding between an old man from the bottom who was excluded by the modern mainstream and a girl from a rich family who was bound by traditional habits. A story that begins with suicide by accident and ends with each being forced to enter life. Reason finally overcomes emotion, and willingness to think helplessly loses to reality. The rhythm of "Going Forward" is very well controlled. The life trajectories of the male and female protagonists in the story seem to have gone in different directions after the intersection. The characters of the two have also exchanged, and the values of tradition and modernity, East and West are in their hearts. The status, after all, has a high score. This is also the theme that Fatih Akin, who is a third-generation German immigrant director of Turkish descent, constantly explores - the dilemma of self-division and identity of immigrants, who seem to be destined to be at a loss between the two cultures and find it difficult to balance. The music of the film is remarkable (including the scene in Figure 3 that appears six times, the melody is different each time, and it also indicates the plot and emotional tone of the future), and the character building is also a model. A Facebook-like character or tool person.
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