Beautiful, straight to the heart, simple, not deliberately teaching, but can't help but feel guilty, Reivew on Le renard et l'enfant

A very beautiful, inspiring film. The picture is very beautiful, and each one can be taken out individually to make a desktop. I wonder how the director shot it. There is no dialogue in this film, and a few sentences are also the girl's self-talk, but it just caught me and kept watching. It seems to be a documentary about the animal world, but it is exquisite. And the hidden theme of love and possessiveness is only lightly touched at the end.

The innocent girl, obsessed with the beauty of the fox, wants to tame her, and tries to get close to the fox. In the beautiful scenery of nature, the story goes on slowly, and we also come into contact with the cruelty hidden by the beauty with the camera, the hunting of leopards, wolves, eagles, and the hunting of humans. The girl and the fox gradually became good friends, and the girl's love for the fox gradually turned into a desire for possession: tie a scarf to the fox and tie a rope around the fox's neck. . . . . . Finally one day, the fox came to the girl's house, entered the girl's room, and the girl closed the door. The narrow space made the fox feel fear. When I saw the fox coming out of the window, my eyes were moistened, and for the first time I felt disgust for girls and human beings.

The music and pictures are very beautiful.

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