French films like to delve into themselves, and have a deeper ideological theme than domestic films. As far as the plot is relatively slow and bland, French films belong to small literature and art. Although I saw that I was about to fall asleep at the end, it was still rewarding.
The chant of the church runs through the whole film, the scene is very real, and the chant is sung once a week in French churches. Very quiet and peaceful.
Many of the lines are philosophical
'"Why faith makes people miserable and why Jesus is always silent"
"Love is inclusive of all neighbors who love you like brothers"
"Close to God, we will also be close to poverty, failure, death"
This is needed Doubtful, is it not close to God that can not be close to perfection?
Why is the outcome of believing in God is that believers still cannot escape the clutches of terrorists, and they are all hostages in the end. They really heard the call of Jesus to bring the Gospel to North Africans, but they all ended up being killed? Where has God gone, why didn't he protect his people?
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