boy on landmine

Renee 2022-03-20 09:02:21

CCTV6 National Edition, adapted from real life. A unique anti-war masterpiece with a unique perspective. After reading it, he was speechless. The "Let's Release" at the end is a stroke of God. Human nature should first be the fear of life. "After the war, more than 2,000 German prisoners of war cleared more than 1.5 million mines on the west coast of Denmark. Half of them died from mines, and most of these prisoners were teenagers." This is the shocking line at the end. An unconventional interpretation. What is commendable is that the film did not stop at the anti-fascist routine with the theme first, but went deeper and farther into the inner world of every German prisoner of war, every demining boy is Three-dimensional and lively independent individuals, like all teenagers, they have love, hatred, helplessness, and various dreams... They do not rigidly stay in the moral judgment of black and white, but from the encounters of a group of young people. (Deeply in desperate situation and forced to atonement) to explore the nature and cruelty of war. In a sense, war does not matter whether it wins or loses. There are only the pale lives that are crushed, trampled, and fooled, just like those young souls who are permanently fixed on the beach and die with the wind.

Ericka 2022-03-17 09:01:06

Demining tells about the relationship between Germany and Denmark after World War II. At that time, Denmark had a deep hatred of Germany. German captives went to Denmark to clear mines. This was their responsibility. They were also treated inhumanely in Denmark. This is a Danish-German co-production. Both countries dare to face the mistakes they have made. And the death of a child-like prisoner in mine clearance will cause you to think about whose fault was the war. This is a reflection on the war, and the most important point is this.