At first, I laughed, laughing at the embarrassment of the group of people being played with, laughing at the face of Margo when he built the Iron Curtain, but when I saw the second half, I cried so naturally. The ground is like the ground, with a layer of land and a puddle of water, reflecting the living beings in that country wrapped in lies. The Balkan Peninsula, which is suffering and suffering, is as beautiful as the delicate rose in the film, but it always becomes a prop for others, drowning in the mud and dying. How many of us who were born underground would die on the way out of the wall like Ivan? How many people have not had time to go out and have already died in the dark underground? Xiao Hei was named a war hero, but appeared on the set of someone else's fictional movie, and once again killed his former "enemy". The imagination of this film is magnificent, but it is much more than that. Ivan is the director himself. In the small building where the zoo, monkeys and matches are piled up, there is his fantasy of a beautiful world. His soft heart is full of love for this country. When the truth is revealed, his love turns into a paranoia about history. "Water is good for all things without fighting", once it moves, it has the potential of thunder, and the mountain collapses. Revenge is the only thing he can do in the world, but the reality is that he can't accept it. Jesus is like an upside down. You can choose to leave yourself in the past. When Mark was killed by his brother, the church bell rang, just like the saying "for whom the death knell tolls, the death knell tolls for you". But hatred can't support this classic. The sublimation lies in the dialogue between Margo and Xiao Hei at the end, "Can you forgive me?" "I can forgive, but I can't forget." There is also Ivan's sentence, "We will tell our children like a fairy tale that there was once a country." The country is gone, but the love is still there, so I can only indulge myself in my dreams, reunite with my former family and friends, dance again, and burn out my enthusiasm. "Borrow someone else's glass and pour your own block."
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