1700 NAUTICAL MILES FROM THE SUMATRA STRAITS (1700 nautical miles from Sumatra (the second largest island in Indonesia and the sixth largest island in the world). The film begins with the sound of the sea, and naturally it makes people feel that it is a story that happened on the ocean. The language of the film Not much, dozens of sentences after more than an hour, the unusual calm reminds me of the previous "Sister Tao" with similar calmness. Also, there is only one protagonist in this film, and the director did not even give a supporting role. He had a chance. I have seen such a film before.
Eight days before the hero was rescued, the hero was drifting at sea for unknown reasons. The yacht was crashed by a container containing shoes, and a series of electronic equipment was damaged. Abandoned the yacht and drifted on a small lifeboat instead. During the period, he experienced various difficulties and survived with difficulty. He encountered several giant ships passing by, but unfortunately he was not rescued due to various reasons. Finally, one night, he Seeing hope at sea again, he tried to make a fire, so that the ship in front could see it. But the fire got bigger and bigger, and it was uncontrollable, and the lifeboat was also set on fire. The protagonist fell into the water, and he watched The light in front of him is the light of life. However, the light of the ship is getting farther and farther, and the lifeboat is so burned that it is impossible to ride. The protagonist finally despairs. Desperately upstream, a hand finally grabbed his hand.
I finally breathed a sigh of relief when I saw the last scene of calling for help, but said I didn't understand it. I reviewed the few long sentences I had at the beginning, and finally understood something. At the beginning: I want to try my best to face my true self, to be strong, to be kind, to love the world, to be good, but i wasnot (but I didn't do this before). And I also know that you are very clear in your hearts, there is nothing here, only a body and soul and half a day's rations are left. I know it's unforgivable, and I don't know why it took me so long to admit it, but it's what it is. I fought to the last second, not sure if it was worth it, but I did. I have always had hope in you guys, I will miss you, sorry. As the saying goes, words are good even when people die. When the protagonist is facing death, he sees his true self, sincerely says what he wants to say, and tells us to be kind to the people around us, to be stronger and not to be easily swayed. Break down and survive.
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