Without that slaughter and looting.
Maria was far away from her parents, away from her country, away from all her memories. Just because of the unease and jealousy that her nation has imposed on some of her people, some irrational and logical hatred and confrontation, and persecution under the interests of war.
This memory line of Maria, who is interspersed in the recovery of the famous painting, is wonderful and ingenious, and it allows us to see an era.
Return, as Maria says in the film, to return an item to its original condition.
Fortunately, finally, the painting came back. Sadly, those lost families can't come back in the days of Zuo.
The most exciting part of the film is to pull aside the hard shell of reality and calm. Through the scene of singing and dancing, we cruelly and calmly let us see the blood and escape at the second station.
Behind the judgment and restitution is the recognition and reflection of history, which is not something that everyone in every country can do.
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