Of the five dads in the movie, if I like being a dad, I'd like to be Nikiforov -- the guy who sang a bel canto in the whole play and died with a few one-liners before he died. He is the real man, the representative of the fighting nation.
The unpleasant narration in the movie just said a few simple sentences in the middle of the tenor when he was young, and he was a prostitute in society. Later, he was talented and learned the bel canto. When the war broke out, he was called by the state to enlist in the army and then censored, and eventually he became a taciturn "comrade-in-arms brother, pure man of the motherland".
Looking at the whole story again, you will find that this man doesn't talk much, he works sharply, his inner feelings are rich and delicate, but his eyes are always firm.
The hero I like is not the one that attracts everyone's attention. I appreciate those individuals who have been hurt by the system but have strong patriotic feelings and beliefs.
Therefore, Nikiforov should be the main character in the movie.
But unfortunately, like I said, such heroes choose silence and perseverance, and no matter how turbulent life is, people like them will still be ignored.
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