, the plot is compact, the performance is excellent, and the atmosphere is set in place.
Reflection, the exposure of Nazi atrocities has been relegated to the second place in this film. Under extreme circumstances, the dilemma between the survival instinct faced by individuals and the interests of the group and the pain caused by it are the focus of this film. The point. Faced with this dilemma, everyone has given different answers. Solo believes that personal survival is the highest criterion, but he is not selfish because of this. , but his pain also stems from the huge contradiction between his own goodness and being forced to do evil and has no choice. Others' choices are relatively simple. Bulga is a revolutionary young man, his wife was killed by the Nazis, and he is behind his country. Hate family feud, he is willing to fight the Nazis with death; Zelinsky has scars left in two concentration camps on his body and in his heart, so in order to survive, he can betray his friends without hesitation; the most interesting is the SS Army officer Herzog, believing that he was only a tool for personal and family gain, so he could switch from the Communist Party to the Nazis, make private deals with Solow, and accuse himself of intimidating Jewish prisoners in the face of immorality. Instead of being angry but happy when things happen.
Then who is right? I just want to say that no one should be blamed. And secretly pray to God not to let myself be in such a head-scratching situation.
"What, you don't agree? Then don't come. It's ok a few times, hehe"
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