I first knew about this drama after seeing the recommendation of some public accounts and the discussion caused by the cancellation of the film festival. The original name was interesting, now it's called the Kingdom of God. The plot is very realistic, and let me know some things about living on the farm. Those who work there for a long time need a lot of skills. I used to envy the people who ran farms, but I found that life is really trivial in reality. One mistake and the animal loses its life. I think the gypsy workers are really handsome, and they have been subtly influencing John.
John was originally a fun guy, but he was tied up on a farm and his life was a mess. Sometimes you don't know which small things will have a long-term and profound impact on your life. The first time I met someone, I never thought that I would fall in love later. In the process of getting along, changing step by step and little by little, I have witnessed a series of processes from John's disgust, confusion, curiosity, admiration, dependence, and separation.
I feel that I have seen my own life from the movie, and almost everyone has experienced it. Worrying about gains and losses, they have to separate the sadness and unwillingness. Eventually John mustered the courage and left everything behind to pursue it. Although grandma is sad, she still understands and tolerates. The family's way of getting along was always hurting and complaining about each other at first, but it gradually became better, but how many families will never reconcile, and will not change their stubborn ideas to compromise each other.
I have met many neighbors who quarrel every day. After their children have children, they also rely on yelling and scolding for education. There is also a neighbor who has been quarreling since they went out in the morning, and they are still arguing when they come home at night. They are divorced and remarried. I don’t know what this kind of life is about. Maybe they feel happy?
On the way to watching the movie, the tears could not stop flowing in the second half. Do you feel sorry for the male protagonist, do you feel sorry for yourself, or do you feel sorry for countless strangers who cannot be fulfilled? Or for the comfort that the male protagonist can finally be together after all the hardships, or the worry that they may be separated even if they are happy now, I don't know. Corresponding to the recent blockade incident, I infer that the future will not be easy, and there will still be countless people who will endure the pain. Maybe it will gradually spread to everyone else.
Who says boiling frogs in warm water isn't painful? Like a knife cut like a scald, but can't jump out. When it died, it was a well-cooked frog, and maybe someone drank the soup. Eating meat and drinking soup is normal.
Continue to return to the movie, the delicate performance makes people feel the same. After all, there are too many people in history who have been frightened and even publicly executed, and their families have been destroyed. I should like this movie very much, but after all, a movie is a movie, and it has its deviations from reality.
Some people say that there is no right or wrong in love. The question is who defines right and wrong. changes with the change of the subject.
Sometimes life is a muddy mess, when you think it's going to go on forever and you can't be saved. There is a ray of light that illuminates everything clearly and is no longer foggy. I just want to grasp this light, sometimes I can't grasp it, grieve in vain, and then continue to be muddleheaded until there is another beam of light that can be grasped. Obstacles sometimes come from various places, some can be overcome, some can only be waited for, and some need to be avoided. I hope everyone catches that day.
There are many dark sides of people, and there are many bright sides. Some people devote themselves to science, and some people devote themselves to art. Some are remembered by history, and some are annihilated in the loess. After all, it is an empty, the eternal past of memory, and it is always better to be more beautiful.
Thanks to the director and the cast, but also to the farm and the lamb. Thank you for the sky and sunshine, and thank you for the people who work hard.
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