The movie "The Interpeter" was watched twice, and the first half had a slower rhythm, which made me sleepy. When I watched it for the second time, the tempo quickened, and even the background music became very tense. In the process of watching, I kept thinking, what does the teacher want us to get from it? The heroine played by Nicole Kidman has dual nationality. She had stayed well in Matobo. She was disappointed with Dr. Sowani’s political actions and wanted to do her part for peace, so she came to the United Nations. . Here, she believes in the power of language, and she believes that proper communication will maximize the interests of both parties and minimize contradictions. But all this didn't seem to be what she wanted. By accident, she heard the news that Dr. Suwanee was about to assassinate. To be honest, I doubt it. Why can she just hear it? Does the other party know that she will come back to pick up the package for a temporary design? This is not explained very well in the movie, and I am not very satisfied. Later, Sylvia and Keller's tentative relationship looked a bit interesting, probably because it was a relationship scene. It's just that I don't think that Keller and Sylvia can be together so quickly. After all, his wife died in a 23-day car accident, and there was no time for a month. In addition, when it comes to feelings, I think Keller’s other colleague Woods should be unmarried and has a certain affection for Keller. This can be seen in Keller's panic when she ran to the location of the sniper and Dr. Suwanee's secretary. Feelings between colleagues are not ruled out, but this may be true. However, there is a saying that Sylvia is indeed smart. She knew that she opened the bathroom and pretended to be taking a shower, and escaped through the window. She might not have thought that Shang Ganba would come and shoot her, but she escaped because of this. In addition, it can be seen that she is empathetic. She deeply cherishes and feels sorry for the deaths of everyone recorded in the notebook by her brother Simon. Otherwise, she wouldn't insist on staying in that room by herself all night, seeking justice for these people. At the same time, she is also peace-loving and educated. We can see from her performance of facing Dr. Suwanee with a gun, she actually didn't want to kill Suwanee, she just couldn't understand why it became like this. Suwanee rescued Matobo from the war. He also lived with everyone in the slums. Why did such a person who brought peace and hope turned out to be a violent person? This point, Lenovo is actually very realistic. Many people hold power but forget their original intentions. How cruel. In this movie, my favorite character is Simon, the Simon who only showed up once. Because he likes to keep records, and I like it too. Recording is a worthwhile thing. The world is changing rapidly. The next moment comes and we don't remember this second. We need to record and remember some lessons that need to be learned. It's just that learning lessons or alerting the world is not the purpose of the recorder, but what the person watching these records should do. There are many issues involved in this film, such as racial discrimination, war in China and Africa, and violent governance. They are not only part of the movie, but also part of reality. I think that watching this movie may not be to stimulate our desire to learn translation, or the desire to cherish peace, etc., but to let us see the world more. Looking at this world, it has a lot of problems, some are solved, some are not, but there are always people doing their part. Regardless of whether this effort is effective or not, it is worthy of praise. After all, not everyone has regrets. An excerpt: "Capella"-standing on both sides of the river bank. "We can't tell the dead. Everyone who has lost a loved one wants to retaliate if they can't find another way out, but in Africa. In Matobo, the Kurds believe that only release can end the grief. If someone is murdered , We will mourn for a year, and then end after the "drowning trial." It was an all-night party held by the river. At dawn, put the murderer on the boat, he will be taken to the river and discarded, and he will be tied up and therefore unable to Swimming. The family of the deceased can choose to drown him or spare his life. The Kurds believe that if the family let the murderer drown, they can get justice, but the rest of their lives will be spent in mourning if they let him go. He, if they admit that life is not completely fair, this action can take away their grief. Revenge is a long-term form of grief." "Capella"-standing on both sides of the river bank. "We can't tell the dead. Everyone who has lost a loved one wants to retaliate if they can't find another way out, but in Africa. In Matobo, the Kurds believe that only release can end the grief. If someone is murdered , We will mourn for a year, and then end after the "drowning trial." It was an all-night party held by the river. At dawn, the murderer was put on the boat, he would be taken to the river and discarded, and he would be tied up so he couldn’t Swimming. The family of the deceased can choose to drown him or spare his life. The Kurds believe that if the family let the murderer drown, they can get justice, but the rest of their lives will be spent in mourning if they let him go. He, if they admit that life is not completely fair, this action can take away their grief. Revenge is a long-term form of grief." "Capella"-standing on both sides of the river bank. "We can't tell the dead. Everyone who has lost a loved one wants to retaliate if they can't find another way out, but in Africa. In Matobo, the Kurds believe that only release can end the grief. If someone is murdered , We will mourn for a year, and then end after the "drowning trial." It was an all-night party held by the river. At dawn, the murderer was put on the boat, he would be taken to the river and discarded, and he would be tied up so he couldn’t Swimming. The family of the deceased can choose to drown him or spare his life. The Kurds believe that if the family let the murderer drown, they can get justice, but the rest of their lives will be spent in mourning if they let him go. He, if they admit that life is not completely fair, this action can take away their grief. Revenge is a long-term form of grief." "Capella"-standing on both sides of the river bank. "We can't tell the dead. Everyone who has lost a loved one wants to retaliate if they can't find another way out, but in Africa. In Matobo, the Kurds believe that only release can end the grief. If someone is murdered , We will mourn for a year, and then end after the "drowning trial." It was an all-night party held by the river. At dawn, the murderer was put on the boat, he would be taken to the river and discarded, and he would be tied up so he couldn’t Swimming. The family of the deceased can choose to drown him or spare his life. The Kurds believe that if the family let the murderer drown, they can get justice, but the rest of their lives will be spent in mourning if they let him go. He, if they admit that life is not completely fair, this action can take away their grief. Revenge is a long-term form of grief." "Capella"-standing on both sides of the river bank. "We can't tell the dead. Everyone who has lost a loved one wants to retaliate if they can't find another way out, but in Africa. In Matobo, the Kurds believe that only release can end the grief. If someone is murdered , We will mourn for a year, and then end after the "drowning trial." It was an all-night party held by the river. At dawn, the murderer was put on the boat, he would be taken to the river and discarded, and he would be tied up so he couldn’t Swimming. The family of the deceased can choose to drown him or spare his life. The Kurds believe that if the family let the murderer drown, they can get justice, but the rest of their lives will be spent in mourning if they let him go. He, if they admit that life is not completely fair, this action can take away their grief. Revenge is a long-term form of grief."
Privately think it is not desirable.
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