I don't know the director of the movie, and I don't know the star of the movie. For me, it's really the most important thing. This movie, it's my cup of tea.
The story begins with the indigenous people, and the heroine suddenly descends from the bustling New York to the pristine African savannah. She is the most useless Juris Doctor on the African savannah. The African savannah in the film is not as scary as I imagined, on the contrary, it is like a familiar scene, with cute honeypots, ostriches, giraffes, and even coyotes become humorous. In fact, nature has always been amiable, but we, human beings, have always treated it with awe, fear, and even the attitude of wanting to conquer. Faced with killing elephants and taking useless ivory, the indigenous people are very confused. He does not know that there is a place of interest outside this vast African savannah. His idea is very simple, call the family and share the feast of elephant meat, of course, the domain of his law is the African savannah. Faced with wheel marks that have never been seen before, African children are exposed to modern products for the first time, but they find that it is a dangerous thing. Except for the water that has never been seen before, the car is full of waste. Their only thought is to escape from the car, away from modern civilization, and just reunite with their families. Perhaps these children are the last products of this world uncontaminated by modern civilization. The juris doctor's stomach full of laws has all become rediculous here, and when you meet a rhino, no matter what you climb up the tree. The director also took great pains to set the characters. Immediately afterwards, there are warriors who are incompatible with water and fire. It is not clear about the specific identities of these two, but after fighting with the enemy together, the gap between them seems to have disappeared, highlighting the theme and harmony is precious. Finally, when the female J.D. finds the zoologist, and when the indigenous father finds the indigenous child, I see innocent smiles. I wonder if the director is filming a play? What he shoots is obviously life. Cherish everything around you, don't wait until you lose it before desperately looking for it, don't wait until you lose it to miss nature. nothing worth cherishing but you, my nature.
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