In terms of love, the relationship between the heroine and the hero is easy to understand. The main one is that the hero chooses to change himself and adapt to each other.
The mother's feelings are more meaningful, which involves the psychological basis for building relationships with mixed-race groups. From the perspective of common sense and human nature, the director believes in denying racial barriers and discrimination, which is undoubtedly a creative idea. It is somewhat ingenious and painstaking to set the character who came from the British mainland as a woman who is infertile but full of motherhood.
The struggle of interests is also the last part, and like a love story, it is used for seasoning.
Love is an element, and struggle is also an element, but under a certain historical background, it will have the ability to express history. The author is not satisfied with the restoration of history, but also reflects on racial awareness and cultural concepts, and expresses his vision. Finally, it becomes an epic movie.
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The second part mainly talks about the problem of war. What role does war play in the movie? Why do you have to show war? The war in this movie has a different meaning than the war in general movies. In general movies, war events will take the relationship between characters and war as an important content, and people will be directly affected. In the film, the war potentially affects the relationship between different groups. They realize that facing a common threat, everyone's destiny is connected and they share weal and woe, so love and maternal love are intensified, finally breaking the ice of stereotypes.
It's also a screenwriting ingenuity, but I don't know if it's historically true that Australia's national consciousness was strengthened at this time?
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Finally, let’s talk about the relative relationship of identity settings between roles. The mixed-race is a child, showing innocence and freshness, his grandfather's gray beard, showing authority and vicissitudes of life, and the hero and heroine are young adults, the most energetic, but the root is not here; these three age levels and three roles The link of identity has become a microcosm of Australian historical society, and the resolution of conflicts between them also reflects the vision of the creator's social ideals.
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