This film is very detailed in the expression of emotions and the description of the characters, the ruthlessness of the war people, the friendship of small groups, and the family love for those who miss them. The ending is undoubtedly mixed with joy and sorrow, and of course it is a little abrupt.
I think the script does not reflect the individual in a group of people very prominently. The whole team is intertwined and switched. As a movie, I still hope to have the shaping of the main characters, but it does not have to be a hero film.
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