only a seemingly bland The real feeling like water has the most shocking impact and a sense of oppression that makes people almost suffocating.
Revolutionaries are as ruthless as the Germans, and they are also blood-stained killers. The meticulous lynching sequence and the plot ending with a cold shot in the cold street are like a heavy hammer that forces the audience to constantly reflect.
High-sounding reasons are nothing but excuses to defend the twisted heart. The heat of the ideal in the heart has become a ghostly fire that embraces the darkness.
A strong sense of fate runs through the whole film, making the audience who are not in troubled times feel a bit of desolation and desolation. Whether in troubled or prosperous times, we all have to do our best.
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