It took me three days to watch this nearly 8-hour movie. Although I watched it intermittently, it did not affect the continuation of my emotions at all. To a certain extent, I still had room for aftertaste. The use of long shots and slow black and white tones are a little uncomfortable at the beginning of the film, but slowly it seems to become a part of you, leading you to explore what is going on in this run-down village, where people are facing changes in their lives and The taste of the mixed flavors during the change has nothing to do with justice, ideals, and inspiration. It is more of a helpless drifting with the flow, subject to the arrangement of fate. The only thing I didn't watch was the little girl's cat-abuse behavior. She was given an innocent age, but had adult-like cruelty and anger. Although she couldn't bear to see the cat's whereabouts, the girl's death also implied In the world of the weak and the strong, those with stronger, more savage and stronger genes must survive in the end.
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