Is there something wrong with my values? Instead, I feel that the chief who advocates oil mining is more enlightened and farsighted. If it is changed to the Chinese context, isn't it reform and opening up... Why did the introduction become the villain? ?
Is the belief that puts people in backwardness and poverty more important than a progressive social environment?
Digging for oil is of course to make money, but is making money the original sin? The money earned brings immediate benefits to the people, which is not a bad thing in my opinion.
The countless people who died of cholera and the women who died of childbirth are, in my opinion, just victims of the narcissism of the superior.
Well, let's talk about the movie itself.
The plot is actually quite boring. The protagonist's golden finger is very obvious. Seeing tanks kill tanks and planes bombing planes, they can be resurrected after death... There are too many similar examples. But the film itself still shows us a relatively small Arab world to some extent, and it is still given one more star from the perspective of cultural diversity.
PS: At the end of the film, when Leyla greeted her triumphant husband outside the city gate, I couldn’t hold back the rants that had been suppressed all the way... Your husband asked you to intercede and let him return to the tribe in the name of peace talks. In the end, you led the army all the way to kill the generals and killed your own brother. At the end, you said with a smile, "We have a baby," and you're done? Although the protagonist does have his own difficulties in doing so, don't he even ask a question?
The water poured out by the married daughter, it seems that the custom of patriarchal Arabia is still excusable...
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