Children and adults are forced to separate, there is unease in the ignorant world of children, and the innocent eyes of children, facing the camera, only make people feel sad. The powerless resistance of the adults is only to succumb to the threat of the hail of bullets. For stepping on the train again and again, no one knows where the end will be. Fate is so cruel, war! What is war, who has no family, no children, no wife. Set foot on the end of the train, powerless interpretation, want to save, but can't do it. The person who survived the disaster in the end is alive, but it is so sad. In front of the merry-go-round, the child kept looking at him, not knowing what he was expecting. The child left behind seemed to have forgotten, but his godless eyes were interpreting cruelty.
This film makes people feel resentful, but it is more of a pain of helplessness. It seems that if I can really want to beat those people who have buried their conscience. Deeply saddened for the Jews, everyone is equal and deserves happiness.
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