After watching this video, I feel that there is a lot of content in it.
The film said it was describing the cruelty of war? It's only a part of it, but what strikes me is the cemetery at the end of the film. No one wants a war. What is behind the war?
The filming method of the film is exquisite and unique, and the film from 1966 is still a classic. In the process of filming the storyline, there is not a trace of excessive expression, and the storyline is described to the point. The film I watched was 3 hours long, like watching a wonderful TV series.
The story of the film depicts people's desires at a glance, and in the end, it is kindness that is praised.
I like a line in the film very much: People are born to survive, but in the end they work hard for work.
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