The sound of opening tissues one after another in the audience did not shed a single tear. I may be numb to the evils of human nature and more sensitive to the evils of the system, so when I watch videos of Hong Kong citizens getting together to sing, I cry. I don't agree with someone who said that war has alienated human nature. I think at least in this work, the evil of human nature shown has nothing to do with war. Even if there is no war, every kind of evil in every story of the film has nothing to do with it. will decay. The first half hour was at the level of the golden lion. Later, I found that the script was "ghost hitting the wall" in the words of my roommate and sister, and the choice of plot was very problematic. The script needs to be polished, and a high-level editor must be found to wrap it up. The atmosphere and audiovisual language are superb from start to finish. Pity.
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