In the war, let students put their pen to work, let women go to the battlefield, let the cowardly become heroes in the sky-out of the theater, I can't help but jump out of these words.
The film is based on the life story of the Soviet heroine and sharpshooter Lyudmila. It tells that she interrupted her studies after the outbreak of World War II, joined the army and went to the front line, and wrote an immortal legendary story in the history of World War II.
The film uses flashbacks to show the beauty of life in peaceful times and the cruelty of war. A few pictures or episodes are impressive:
On the beach in summer, handsome men and women are full of youthful youth. The war separated them from life and death. On the battlefield filled with gunpowder smoke, only the bride's wedding was held, and the groom died;
When Lyudmila successfully killed the German sniper, she burst into tears when she saw the photos of his family (young wife and children when she was young) in his belongings, which expressed her too many complicated emotions at this moment, and also resonated with the audience;
A young and bookish doctor who has always admired Lyudmila, the war also brought him to the battlefield. In the end, he left the hope of life (the ticket to evacuate to the submarine) to Lyudmila, but he died willingly ;
Lyudmila visited the United States with the Soviet delegation. Some reporters exclaimed that she had killed 309 people. Lyudmila retorted calmly: I did not kill people, I killed fascists, and when the first lady of the United States accidentally dropped the pot On the ground, Liu De was trembling in shock, and the camera kept flashing back to the war scene, which contrasted sharply with her composure and even ruthlessness when she stepped on the ice, laying down on the snow and raised her gun to aim. Deep in the heart of the hand lingering.
After watching the movie, I can't help but feel fortunate to be born in a peaceful era, and I also have a spontaneous respect for those soldiers (especially their peers) who have shed blood on the battlefield to defend the country!
The film’s depiction of war is depressing, but I can hear familiar Russian words in the dialogue, which is very kind to me.
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