I don’t know if it’s a social problem or my experience is not enough. Their selflessness and generosity really touched me. They actually gave up the 1,000 Euro bonus for other people’s work. It’s really admirable. , But I’m unlikely to make such a decision.
In addition, the filming of this film is really very concise, there is no soundtrack, and there is no too much dialogue. The lens is also handheld, giving people a very real feeling. There is also a modern background, financial crisis, and grassroots blue-collar workers, giving people a sense of substitution.
The last is this ending, it should be considered the best ending I've seen (maybe because of the warm ending...). Although the hostess finally gave up her job for the other employee, the important thing is that she succeeded in getting to know herself again, regaining confidence, and getting rid of depression. The last sentence "We fought a beautiful battle" is really moved!
If I want to make a movie, this is what I want to pursue, simple.
I hope to make a movie. It seems that there is no climax, but it turns out to be hidden at the end.
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