If you look closely, you'll notice the words "Thank god for their youth in faith and love" written on the chalkboard by the window, likewise, "Leave us out peace!" and "This is our house." These are all declarations made by the director through the character's mouth. This film explores the trauma of war and the obsession with rooting in such a delicate way - it allows the audience and the characters to experience together how to explore in a foggy, dark world The source of the panic, and then revealing the sacrifice to find the truth, when we are lucky to clear the fog, we find that everything is just a cycle of endless struggle. But this cycle is not pessimistic. It originates from the exile's yearning for the scorched earth, from the weak's resistance to fragile life, from children's expectations of family affection, from explorers' expulsion of darkness, and finally to a grand The theme: From the human desire for peace. Part of "The others" represents countless dead souls, some of whom have never returned from the battlefield, some have been abandoned by the world, some have just arrived and died in hunger, disease and suffering, and some even suffered An inexpressible, silent death. The other part is the survivors of the war. They have suffered from the loss of their loved ones and lost their faith in the current existence. They are shrouded in the threat of guns and guns all day long. From the day they lost their homes and homeland, they may lose their lives. Property, freedom, and even the control of one's own body, such a sense of shame and powerlessness, is precisely amplified in Nicole Kidman's performance. Are all people "intruders" to history, and everyone other than themselves can be regarded as "others" - in the corners that we ignore and forget, we deliberately despise, in the voices of indifference, we strive to find , but they can only sigh that there are hidden scars buried in the scenery of right and wrong. What can fix this is care, faith, courage, and people who look up to life.
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