In fact, I didn't expect this film to become so heavy. Unwelcome, mocked, blocked, death, and parting. Power, prejudice, sarcasm, incomprehension to anger and loss. Expulsion and prejudice are real. There are not so many stories of heroes and heroes saving the earth in the world. The heroine is just an ordinary unarmed person from beginning to end. Even if the old man coughed up the last drop of blood, he could not become a gust of wind that cleared the dark clouds.
Is it just courage?
(This also leads me to still wonder if I didn't understand this film)
I am still not satisfied with the details in the film, including the focus of the film, the logical links and the transitions are not perfect. The ending turns to the little girl who eventually becomes the owner of a modern bookstore who loves to read also makes me dizzy...not impossible, but the whole show has very little foreshadowing of the little girl's psychological activities, only at the end Only when burning old houses can you feel a little "inheritance of courage"
os: Actually, I don’t know much about feminism and other issues from the film. I am more willing to call the power of the heroine a gentle and tenacious power, rather than a symbol of gender.
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