As a result, everyone said that the prosperous is of course the United States, and the desolate is of course Mexico. The actual result is quite the opposite.
Some people explain that it is of course barbarism to rush to civilization, and of course to avoid barbarism like a snake and scorpion is civilization.
Of course, the above discussion has nothing to do with the story of this film. It should have something to do with the background of the story.
Many movies have similar techniques, seemingly intentional or unintentional, but the director just focuses on the background.
For example, "Forrest Gump", which is the most famous. There is also "Slumdog Millionaire", which is the most direct.
But the story of this film has little to do with the background, and it seems that the story itself can take place at any time and anywhere.
It's not quite right to say that, people always live in the context of an era, either Mexico or China, or chaos or confusion.
The final fate of the characters is often affected the most by the background, and is relatively less affected by special things.
Therefore, it should be said that the story always takes place in a background, and the background is indispensable.
Many times, many people want to live as they please, live freely, and live as they want.
What about monogamy and polygamy? Can you manage everyone's happiness? What's in your way?
But really want to return to reality, return to the background, it is really scary, can't help it.
Only Cicilia, who was ready to die, was willing to give up, and Julio and Tenoch, who were originally best friends, turned out to be strangers in the end.
People are all the same, just a little thought and a little desire, the more virtuous in front of people, the more extravagant and lustful after them.
That's why, because it's so hard to be yourself. Not because of this world, not because of this background.
What a sin it was to talk about homosexuality in America twenty years ago. Although things have changed today, in every era and in every background, there are always things that cannot be done arbitrarily.
Life is like a bubble in the sea, you have to plunge into it. The talk is beautiful, but how do you know that if you dive in, your brain won't hit the rocks.
This tie is to hold the determination to die, to die, and to die!
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