It deserves to be the best documentary of the film festival. Since a certain point in time, I have not stopped watching out, and I thought it was only about religion. The profound thought is definitely worthy of N brushing!
At the beginning, I couldn't quite see the emotional color of the film. The further I went on, the more ironic it became. It satirized the evil of human nature and the cruelty of the human world.
While watching the film, I asked from time to time why it was necessary to express religion. Later, I came to a general conclusion that religion is connected with God and gods, and gods and gods determine the reincarnation of people and things. People pray to gods and gods and pray for this life. Evil deeds can be forgiven in order to have a better next life.
As for the performance of reincarnation, there are reincarnations that are completed in a moment, such as the repetitive mechanical processing actions of workers; there are formal reincarnations, such as people slaughtering pigs and then processing them into pork, and pork becomes a high-calorie food, and food is excessive. Obese, and finally had to undergo liposuction surgery, and completed a cycle in the form of cutting; there is a city cycle, from ancient city ruins to bustling modern metropolises...
Finally, it ends with a desert scene, implying the ending of human civilization. It seems that the author is pessimistic about the ending of human beings.
Thousand-handed Guanyin is really too purifying the soul! What is the difference between the white-collar office workers in the city's subways and cubicles and the workers in the factory? And those cows in the milk processing plant, what is the difference? Commercial water parks and golf courses are misunderstood by people as nature, freedom, and joy. However, from the perspective of God, you are just a repetitive individual.
The content presented in the film is so rich that it is impossible to list them all, and I cannot find a logical logic to express my feelings for a while, so this film review is written in a more casual manner. this movie review.
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