Originally watched the movie as a post on a forum for an illustrated movie, which was dark and gloomy and set the tone for the entire movie. From the time the male protagonist walked into that school, I felt stuffy in my heart. Something was squeezing my heart. The children's reticence and introvertedness brought me into their world little by little. I saw that they were suffering, and this kind of suffering should not be suffered by children in our civilized society. I want to open my mouth, but I don't know what to say? Only choked up. I feel powerless but have an inexplicable power that makes me stand up, but I don't know where to go. This powerlessness accompanies me throughout the film. I closed my eyes and couldn't close my ears. This is torture for me. In the face of all this I have no choice but to sit here and watch them go to the train tracks. Can you let me hold them who are going to die, can you let me not be so powerless? Someone shed tears one after another, and we cried uncontrollably. We are waiting for someone to rescue us and pull us away from this abyss. But we are gone, the children are still in this abyss, they are suffering and tortured. There is no love and no warmth. There is only one silent and indifferent face. Abusers go unpunished and their pain is ignored by their closest relatives.
It was raining in my heart, it was raining heavily. I will never forget these children again.
This is a really good movie.
A good movie is not just bright, kind, and positive. A good movie doesn't forget the dark corners of the world.
The most terrible thing about civilized society is that it is ugly, and he is silent.
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