The film tells the true story of Franz, an Austrian farmer who would rather die than serve in the Nazi army because of his moral convictions. Various representations of the mass "collective unconscious" under totalitarianism during World War II. (Individual moral adherence under the collective unconscious) Reject the "banality of evil", courage Franz's adherence to individual morality: Confusion - Exploration - Self-examination - Firm that individuals have the right to choose their own initiative, freedom and right to choose A bright soul and a kind heart. If you refuse rational thinking and choose blind obedience, you will eventually become a victim, and you will be the perpetrator of your own victimization. Do not let anyone make decisions for you, and make judgments and decisions about your own behavior. The questioning of the justice of war and the cruelty of Le Pen - "Exchange IQ for that sense of belonging that makes people feel more secure". *"At dawn, we can hear the loud chirping of black birds outside the window, they seem to be freer than us, more peaceful and happy, even though they are only irrational animals, we who are endowed with the ability to understand than us humans Humans." - Criticism of Collective Unconscious Behaviour *Darker times will come as people get smarter. *Even if my writing hand is bound, it is better than my will. * "I won't judge you, I won't say he's evil, I'm right, I don't know everything, people can do wrong things and can't get away, can't wash away their sins, it's too late to turn around .But I have this feeling in my heart that I can't do what I think is wrong." ⬇️ "Do you have a right to do it?" "Do I have a right not to do it?" *"Sign it and you are free ." "I am free." - Realized his own resistance to Nazi atrocities with the freedom of the soul. *The growth of good in the world also depends partly on those insignificant actions, and half of the reason why you and I are not so tragic is also due to those who lived their lives faithfully without asking for information, and then rested in the grave that no one should pay tribute to. of people. --George Eliot, Middlemarch
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