I have watched it many times. Objectively speaking, when Korean movies were filming this theme movie, the main line of comparing North and South Korea as brothers was very clear. During that period of history, I reviewed it again, and the director's ideas focused on the key explanation of human nature and family affection. Before the war, it was a happy family, but after the war, the country was ruined, the country was destroyed, and the audience was left to think independently, without imposing the hat of ideology on the audience. It can also be said to be a movie with the theme of the reunification of North and South Korea. The later domestic "Assembly" has some lessons for reference.
For brotherly love, this film personally thinks it is the best interpretation so far.
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