When I watched it, I felt very strong emotions in my heart several times. I wanted to see the desert, the mountains and the sea, and I felt that I was narrow and unknowingly disgusting. I cried several times, and also had some strange and unusual emotions. For example, a soldier said that he wanted to try again after killing someone. There was some confusion, sympathy and hatred mixed together.
After watching the film, it was very calm. I liked that the director chose the avatar for the framing, and did not let the audience see too many interviewees' clothes and bodies, and focused more on letting them tell stories, and their eyes and expressions. A girl said that the eyes may be more expressive than the mouth. But through collars, accessories, and a little bit of environmental characteristics (there were 2-3 interviewees who were surrounded by flies, but they didn't drive them away, I'm afraid they're used to living with flies like this), I can see the difference. People's culture, ethnicity and living conditions.
The natural landscape interspersed with the interview is amazing, because apart from the familiar office buildings lit up in the city night for about thirty seconds, I have never or briefly seen the others. Living in a fast-paced and crowded big city, I often long for nature, and I also go to places like Inner Mongolia and Africa when I have the opportunity to travel.
Recently, I am in a period of confusion at a certain stage. There is meaning in life, but there is no meaning in work. I don't want to convince myself, and I don't know where I will go next. Anyway, I wear a T that says "I'll let my heart decide."
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