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Plot for myself
Janie 2021-12-27 08:01:42
The story of "Son of Sol" is very simple. Sol was in a concentration camp that scared people to pee every second, and was responsible for transporting the dead bodies in the gas chambers. One day he discovered that there was a dead child, so he firmly believed that this was his son. Sole began his journey as a teammate in the big death pit, all sorts of desperate to find Rabbi (I don't know what this is, anyway, it is a Jewish position) to bury the dead child. But the teammates wanted to escape, so Sol took his dead "son" and followed the resistance team to escape. The self-proclaimed Rabbi was still a liar. The funeral was unsuccessful, and the last child who looked very different (it turned out to be a liar) (Metaphor/illusion) Looking at Sol and his teammates hiding in the wooden house (not surprisingly they did not see the "new son"), Sol smiled calmly. Fascists spotted this group of people, shot them to death, and ended the play.
Extended Reading
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Lesley 2022-04-24 07:01:16
An extremely disturbing film~ There is no direct violent and bloody scenes in the background of the whole process, but the ubiquitous whispers and shouts and sounds are enough to make people nervous~ It is said to be the debut work, and it is unbelievably mature, which makes people think Five-star encouragement~
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Coleman 2021-12-27 08:01:42
Looks too depressing
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Saul Ausländer: I have to take care of my son. He's not from my wife.
Abraham Warszawski: When did you last see him?
[pause]
Abraham Warszawski: You have no son.
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Abraham Warszawski: You failed the living for the dead.
Saul Ausländer: We are dead already.