I don’t understand Cambodian history, but Angelina Jolie used the lens to take her family’s experiences during the Khmer Rouge rule as clues, and showed us the devastation of ** on innocent people from the perspective of a little girl. There will be a horizontal association of ZG in the movie, which is understandable as a Chinese. Angelina successfully turned Cambodia's original history under the US-aided government into a bittersweet contrast with the Khmer period. This is her narrative from the standpoint of an American director. Putting aside the position, it is difficult to tell who is right and who is wrong just because of the conflicting interests of various political systems and state apparatuses, and the involvement of the international situation. It's just that this Cambodian communism really makes people feel utterly ignorant. I believe this film will evoke deep memories and a feeling of deja vu for the elderly in China.
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