The first time I saw this movie, it was very touching. The narrative of "The Breadwinner" is more similar to this movie. The story told by the protagonist of the child also enables the protagonist and other characters to maintain the flame of hope and continue to overcome difficulties one after another. plot development. Record some of the places that I think are more moving: 1. The father reads the letter from his daughter in the rainy night battlefield, which is a rare warmth in the gloomy background. (Sighing at the cruelty of war, I hope there will be no more wars) 2. The hostess accidentally bumped into Betsy, the little black maid icing her injured feet, and then gave her a pair of soft goose-yellow shoes. Betsy was very happy ( Joy from the heart) 3. My father carried his dying comrades on his back on the battlefield, and the brilliance of humanity shined in the desperate situation. 4. The female principal is very different from before and after. She thinks that the heroine's father confiscates the heroine's things and abuses the heroine. She is greedy for money and snobbery, cruel and vicious, and her methods are despicable. When the girl was a princess, she didn't take the initiative to the girl, but left in tears. Maybe she also had her own story, but the film didn't explain it, so the character is no longer pure evil) 5. The heroine still On a happy birthday, the next moment the heroine learned that the special effect of the balloon explosion of the father's "death news" shocked me, which also means that the happy life is about to be shattered. 6. After the female protagonist was driven to the attic by the headmistress, she lay in the circle drawn by herself, echoing the Indian mythology at the beginning, holding the doll in tears and missing her father, and calling out papa (only the title of parents is unified in this world. ) 7. Betsy gave the hostess an embroidered pillow with Indian scenery as a birthday present, corresponding to the shoes given by the hostess in front. 8. A kind-hearted little boy on the street thought the heroine was a beggar and gave the heroine a coin. The heroine didn't want it, but the little boy was quickly pulled away by his mother (who disliked the heroine, for fear that the heroine would follow) , the hostess went to buy bread, and saw a family of three selling flowers on the street. The hostess saw one of the children staring at her bread and swallowed, so she gave the bread to the child, and the child's mother let the child Give the heroine a yellow rose, and the heroine gave the rose to the old man who lost his child. The old man chose to save the heroine's father, and the heroine's father carried the old man's son on his back. Just right interlocking, ordinary people also have kind and great souls, which embodies altruism, and helping others is helping their own thoughts. 9.
10. The heroine was persecuted by the headmistress and had to walk the board and grab the eaves to survive in the heavy rain. It is a famous scene in the whole film. In a dangerous situation, the heroine is smart, calm, brave, confident, tenacious, and strong. The desire to survive makes adults feel inferior! 11. In the ending, the little girl who originally hated the heroine (maybe at first thought that the heroine had an officer father was a liar and didn't believe the heroine, but later learned that it was true) also hugged her when saying goodbye to her. The knot between children can be resolved with a hug and a smile, which is really touching. The director understands and grasps the hearts of the audience very well.
There are many, many details worthy of scrutiny, moving music, beautiful scenes, just the right light and shadow, lively little monkeys, some fantastic dream spells... I didn't expect this film to be older than me, and my life has passed five years. For one part, I haven't watched a few classic movies. After watching this one, I decided to watch more classic and good movies in the world to broaden my horizons and cultivate my sentiments. Also, the English inside is relatively easy to understand, which is suitable for primary English learners to appreciate while learning.
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