Salvation of Iguazu

Eveline 2022-03-21 09:02:12

The classics of the late 80s and early 90s, White Zuoer and Dancing with Wolves, The Last Emperor and The Last Samurai (okay, this is the early 21st century), it's a complete set of choruses that don't even fit in the mouth. Too exaggerated and this The place is Iguazu Falls

Verda 2022-03-26 09:01:07

The framing, soundtrack, characterization, etc. have to be admired, but it is like an article that serves the Christian mission with a deviation from the theme, and is covered with a well-structured and skilled shell. The perspective used by the director to reflect the colonial history itself did not break away from the rut of colonialism itself. The main characters in the film, regardless of the villains, are Westerners. The Indians are aphasia groups: their resistance needs the leadership and help of a loving priest in the West; their language and ideas cannot be directly known by the audience, but they need the translation of the priest; the reason for their confrontation with the bishop is that they believe that they are God The devout believers should therefore not be expelled... The film does not reflect the main spirit of Indian revolt, and it is obviously unqualified in reflecting on the theme of colonialism. Imagine if the resistance of the priests and the Indians was successful, I thought that this ending would still be a tragedy for the Indians. Christianity had penetrated into the tropical jungles pervasively, and completed their colonization tasks in places where guns and shells could not reach.