Therefore, if you want to fully understand the film, two conditions are indispensable.
It can be said that although this film is handled quite artistically, the theme is quite mainstream and easy to understand. However, what attracts me the most is not the theme or the picture (to be honest, the endless grassland looks very low-key and even boring in the camera), nor is it the protagonist, but the supporting role - the Mongolian man's two children, and forever riding a horse And the drunk Mongolian uncle, and a touching soundtrack.
If you don't know anything about the grasslands and the literature of the former Soviet Union, then, after watching this movie, perhaps, you will also have a yearning for the literature of the former Soviet Union in the grasslands.
I'll admit that I'm quite a sentimental person. This is especially true when watching movies. Every time I watch [Masket Set], I always burst into tears,
and then my heart is very peaceful.
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