Johnny is a Boy Scout. After all, they are still just Boy Scouts, with pious brute force like primitive religion and sluggish loyalty to bluffing pseudo-bosses, but there is no so-called discipline and professionalism. Seeing the refugees who are fleeing and fleeing, they will only murmur and shout,
"Is the fuck a foreigner?"
"Is the fuck a government army ?
"
"The King", in which the Kenyan pseudo-president gave a military salute to the boy scout leader, and the boy leader raised his skinny arm in return. The thin torso cast a thin shadow in the scorching sun. Since then, I have paid extra attention to their humble lives.
To be sure, this is not a profound film, it is not deeply narrated, and its expression is not profound. Although it can't reach the depth of "Gomorrah" and "Borderless City", it is raw, and it recounts these harrowing memories from the perspective of a bystander from beginning to end. I admire such courage.
There is a scene, which made me unable to extricate myself
from the little leader of the Boy Scouts for a long time, looking at the corpse of the newcomer who died in the mission, and sang a slang song
It is my will that when i die
, this is my last wish, When I die
don't bury me don't bury me don't bury me
, don't bury me You cut
my dick in alcohol And call my wife and give it to her Give it to her And when she cry let her cry
When she cry, let her cry When
she rock let her rock And what the fuck she thinks she is Another man will counsel her Another man will comfort her Take my rifle and my bonnet Call my son and give it to him Call my son and give it to him He Let him defend or let him fight Let him fight , let him fight For his country for his people ITS MY WILL....... This is my last wish
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