The director devoted his own understanding of war and human nature to Ivan, using Ivan's dream and reality to present a realistic and symbolic war experience, giving the film a certain degree of philosophical discussion.
Ivan's Childhood evaluation action
The director devoted his own understanding of war and human nature to Ivan, using Ivan's dream and reality to present a realistic and symbolic war experience, giving the film a certain degree of philosophical discussion.
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Demarco 2022-03-27 09:01:14
Starting from the children who have lost their homes to the war, they focus on depicting the fate of individuals in the war; the subjective and objective perspectives can be switched freely, the encounter in the forest is like a dream, and the kiss in the trench is very romantic; after the gunfire subsided, the sun pierced the misty landscape. The freehand shots of the stillness and the reflection of the lake light under the fire of war reveal a desolate beauty; to avoid direct depiction of death, the execution room, as a bystander object, has become the subject of accusations of war torture; Reflections on the fate of children.
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Kassandra 2022-03-28 09:01:07
Perfect! A work of genius is often understood just by looking at the first few shots. Textbook-like composition, Ivan behind the cobweb, Ivan walking into the cracked ruins, the door in the ruins opening and closing, Ivan struggling to pull up the bell, cracks on the wall... tsk tsk! !
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Ivan's Mother: If a well is really deep, you can see a star down there even in the middle of a sunny day.
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Ivan: Is he a Fritz too?
Galtsev: He's either a German doctor or writer.
Ivan: They have no writers. I saw them burning books in a square. They poured gasoline on them and set them on fire. There was soot in the air for a week.
Galtsev: That writer lived 400 years ago.
Ivan: Well, then maybe.