The Cut Comments

Max 2022-04-21 09:03:25

The first half is going to an epic movie, and the second half suddenly turns into a boring Wanli Xunzilu, is this really...

Miles 2022-04-21 09:03:25

The theme is just one sentence, "Look at how miserable the hero is", which is the same feeling as watching "Twelve Years a Slave"... Such a long journey, but there is no feeling of grandeur at all, the rhythm is too bad, when I see parts like road movies I can't stand it anymore PS. After so many years, this dad doesn't have any sense of age at all, he's always so...

Fredy 2022-04-20 09:02:29

If it weren't for the endless search for the latter part and only looking for a daughter, I would give it five stars. The tragic and grand first half is aimed at winning the award. It touches on a political topic that has been sensitive so far. cut is its suspicion and division of religion. Although the starting point is too high to lose, the baby-faced male protagonist cannot be a great man, and looking for a girl may be the most real and complete post-abuse life of a small person. The OST is...

Garnett 2022-04-20 09:02:29

The music and art are good, and the male lead is a little too handsome and too young to play the...

Amelie 2022-04-20 09:02:29

#VeniceFilm Festival# Nothing but superb directing skills and epic ambitions, mediocre, naive,...

Kiera 2022-04-20 09:02:29

The second half of the process of finding a girl went smoothly, but the sadness filled with sadness is still strong and unforgettable. The last reunion is about to shed...

River 2022-04-20 09:02:29

Not quite as expected, unspeakably bland. ....

Damon 2022-04-20 09:02:29

The story is broken into Armenian Genocide History + Armenian Immigration...

Anthony 2022-04-20 09:02:29

The second half is a bit long, but not so...

Eliza 2022-04-20 09:02:29

Akin's vision has a bigger vision, returning to Turkish history and connecting with World War I. The war's reflection is pinned on small details, such as the child who was injured when the Turks were driven away after the British victory, and the attitude of the male protagonist. This perspective is smaller and focuses on the male protagonist, the other minority within the Ottomans. In the first half, facing the dilemma brought by the more epic and grand war, the telescopic lens keeps people...