. In the thrilling big movie I forgot, I always think of this piece of chicken feathers, it seems that it is no longer a movie I have seen, but a part of me, a little episode of my childhood story, I am amazed at How can a movie be so completely integrated into the life of a foreign audience. It was me who accidentally took a classmate's workbook home, fearing that he would be expelled from the teacher the next day, carrying an adult on his back, running back and forth over the zigzag hillside and slate steps to find him, and finally it was dark. I couldn't find it, so I thought of a clever way to help him write it, and the next day I was lucky enough to get away with it.
It's so simple, I can't even write an essay on such a bland subject. But the director chose this piece of chicken feathers. The scene and characters seem to be found by him in the countryside. Then, the actors who were filmed, like the truman in "The Truman World", didn't know anything, they were just in their daily life. Ahmed told his mother over and over that he took Mohammad's workbook, and if he didn't return it immediately, he would be expelled from the teacher, but his mother seemed to have never heard it, and after hearing it, she repeated the phrase "Quickly" Write your homework, and you can go out to play after finishing your homework.” There are many similar situations. From the perspective of a child, how can you tell an adult a simple thing, they can’t understand it, and they tell you to buy it Bread, holding a cigarette bag, pulling a piece of paper... but they just can't hear what you say is urgent, and carrying a basin for them is more important than this thing that makes you restless. In fact, there seem to be many movies that express this kind of estrangement, and the stories may be quite complicated, but I have never seen this most direct method, nagging or answering irrelevant questions or ignoring them, making the audience want to rush In the past, speak loudly for the children to the adults around them.
It doesn't matter if this movie is good or bad, it's just an experience, a little childhood experience of everyone who has seen it and who hasn't.
The only hope is that we will still be adults who can hear children's voices in the future.
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