It is rare to see Icelandic movies, and this one alone amazes me, and I have learned what it means to be unique. The technique is fresh, the bridge is humorous, and the story of such a radical behavior is told in a grotesque way. The director is a woman in war.
No matter what the starting point is, Hanra is short-circuiting power lines and destroying transmission towers. Her series of actions are crimes. But it seems that the director doesn't think so at all, and wonders if the wealthy Icelandic people are so tolerant.
Hanra is 50 years old, and environmental changes have had limited impact on the rest of her life. Therefore, everything she does is not just for herself, but out of a strong desire to protect the environment. This is the film that left the deepest impression on me.
In addition, now is really the time when all earthlings should pay attention to the ecological environment and fight to protect the environment, but we may not all fight in the same way as Hannah.
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