Director Luc Jage brought us a cool Antarctic continent when the hot summer was about to pass. I don’t know if this design is a commercial operation, so-called schedule. But I think that if such a film is played in winter, it will make people feel warmer.
Emperor penguins (there are as many as eighteen species of penguins, and the emperor penguins are "giants" in the penguin family. This penguin is generally about 1.2 meters tall and weighs more than 40 kilograms. It is distributed in the Antarctic and its surrounding islands-and not in the Antarctic Penguin) The stupid look always reminds me of the precious pandas, their naive look, but compared to the panda family, which is also black and white, the living conditions of this family are so difficult: icebergs, cold winds, sea lions, seas bird. Except these are cold, cold, and cold.
But their living conditions are fortunate: without human participation, humans have almost no way to attack this polar animal. If the Antarctic continent can be reached easily or without too much difficulty by humans, the result of the emperor penguin may be... …I think, the result is the same as the Tibetan antelope. Maybe not as good.
In fact, such a living state of such a creature is easily moved by itself. The cold has always been something human beings fear. Before watching the movie, others said that the film was taken for 13 months, which is very impressive. Moved, this year, I have been shooting for 13 months, but after watching the one-and-a-half-hour show, I really feel that people are working hard, not grind. Careful and in place. Penguin feathers, penguin swimming under the ice, penguin eggs frozen, the death of the little penguin...Sometimes, the true narrative is more profound than the artificial story, and it is easier for people to understand life.
For this animal's survival method: survival-mating-breeding-nurturing-leaving-find a mate-mating. Repeatedly. If people can look at this animal calmly, or they won’t be so moved. Therefore, there is a scene of many penguins grabbing children in the film. I thought it might be the first time those penguins got married and had no experience. So I lost the child, so I went to grab it. The director thought they were crazy, but I don't think it would. If you repeat this a few times, when everyone knows that life is going on, they will accept their fate, stop robbing them, and grab them back. Not to mention penguins, people must be mad.
There are some moving things, let’s not talk about it, haha
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