There were similar propaganda films before to warn humans to what extent their dependence on electricity has reached. It is true that human beings need light, but this kind of light has been completely pinned on the electrical equipment at night. Once it is lost, human beings seem to have lost everything and have a fear. This kind of fear has even approached the deepest part of the soul, and then produces to the point of doubting his own existence. The director may use this description of dark and inner dialogue to warn people that real strength comes from inner strength, and at the same time call on everyone to pay attention to the issue of energy crisis.
Although the film has some problems with many details (such as the legend of the missionary and the emergence of darkness), it is still a thoughtful film on the whole, and it is worth watching.
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