The film strives to restore the tragic massacre, and hopes that viewers will learn from history, cherish peace and stay away from violence. Violence can only hurt each other, never the glory of victory. Genocide can't be solved, but love can. So the heroine and her sister both fell in love with the Ukrainian and promised each other. Historically, it seems that the Poles enslaved the Ukrainians, but this is just something different people understand differently. Why can't multi-ethnic coexist and prosper? It is no longer a slave society. Regardless of surname or surname, people's material and spiritual life security is the primary condition for national stability. We still talk about mutually beneficial cooperation between countries. Think about how some radicals in our Xinjiang always think of the Han people. You only see what I took from you, why don't you think more about what others have given you back!
Speaking of this movie, the heroine has three partners successively (lover - Ukrainian handsome guy, husband - Polish middle-aged landlord, lover - Soviet investigator), and the heroine was spared by two men in the massacre, Ukrainian and Polish people. As an ordinary Polish, the heroine is pure and beautiful. She cannot go against the wishes of her parents and cannot form a loving family with her beloved Ukrainian. She was sold to the Polish noble grandfather at a low price. A true portrayal of social class and status quo) The heroine privately promised herself to the same simple, handsome and strong Ukrainian boy, and gave birth to a posthumous child of mixed blood, but she was eaten by wolves after all. (The wolf represents the violent beast in human nature) The female protagonist's sister was supported and had her braids chopped off on the threshold of her parents' house when she got married. When she was dragged out of her house in the event of a riot, her head was beheaded on the threshold. It's all made by Polish compatriots! (Is it possible to cut off the braids and beheads on the threshold, which means that the Polish people always say that they want to get their women back!)
In the end, on a wild night, her child was eaten by wolves, and she was by her side. After the wolf ate the child, he still ate her (Looking back, the heroine seemed to see something terrifying when she woke up in the morning, but she had seen too many deaths and tragic events, and she was completely numb and collapsed. Later, she lay on the mud Shaking, as if something was tearing) the Ukrainian resistance group behind her rode past, she crossed the bridge, and she lay on the carriage driven by her lover and child were all her dying hallucinations.
The director also left fire and hope for the Poles. A woman (the eldest daughter of a Polish landowner) was picked up by a kind and humanistic young Ukrainian farmer. It shows that the director still hopes that the two nations will let go of their hatred and coexist together.
The director also explained the ending to the Soviets and the Germans. After the Soviet scouts survived, they sat on the ruins in disappointment, and no one was there. What kind of revolution are you talking about? Who kills who! The remnants of the German army slowly withdraw from Poland. In the hallucination of the heroine dying, a group of German soldiers guards the way back to the peaceful homeland.
May our descendants live in peace, never politics, never war
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