It is indeed a good movie that was overlooked in the first half of the year. It is beautiful and atmospheric, and the audiovisual level is impeccable. At the beginning of the 20th century, the male protagonist first went to South America to explore alone out of a sense of inferiority and vanity for his own status, and then the audience saw a fascinating picture of the slowly unfolding tropical rainforest, his obsession with the lost city. His thoughts became more and more serious, and the conflict with his family also deepened. Then Germany went to war. He was wounded on the front line, reconciled with his family, and finally stepped into Amazon again with the encouragement and company of his son. . . The obsession that a person can't let go of in one's life is calling you like a mission, and you will eventually find it, and death becomes insignificant compared to it. "A person's exploration should be far beyond his ability."
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