Afghanistan, a country going through war. The war in the movie is heartbreaking, the mutilation between people makes people angry and tearful, the sky will fly over fighter planes, there will be bombs in the distance, and there may be on the road, broken and turbulent. The persecution of women is even more extreme. Women can't go out without a man's company, and they can only go out with a sheet-like cover over their whole body. Books and even photographs are prohibited. No one cares that this is a man, a man of flesh and blood. But because of this, the persistence of the disabled father is so moving and shocking, and the uncle who took the initiative to help Parvana go to prison to find her father is also so moving. He still has humanity because his wife as beautiful as moonlight was killed by a bomb buried in the road. Throughout is a story, a story of bravery, a story of a brave boy who retrieved the seeds for the villagers. Outside the darkest, most terrifying prison, the boy's name gave Parvana strength, and she kept reciting it to dispel her fears. The film seems to be participating in a film festival at the same time as Dream Hunter, but it did not win. I know that Xunmenghuan Travels is also very beautiful. The nostalgia and feelings for his family are so sincere. If he does not forget his family, he will never really die. But I have to admit that tragedies are more powerful. Dream Hunter has cheerful dances, beautiful songs, sincere family affection, perseverance in pursuit of music dreams, and starlight of music stars. Everything sings and dances.
Among the breadwinners, people are struggling at the bottom of human dignity, struggling to survive. There is only one long long ago story in my heart that supports the belief that is on the verge of collapse.
I can't compare anything, but I can't help but sigh.
I can only say that I cherish peace. Love and peace are really the most precious things. Without the peace and development of the country, we can talk about pursuits, dreams, equality, and all the most common and ordinary things.
Nothing comes easily.
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