Splashing blood

--- Viewing "Sedek Bale" feels

This is a movie that is definitely worth watching at the cinema. You don't have to think about the so-called culture, colonization, barriers, ethnic groups, you just need to see how men should fight, where their blood is spilled, you don't even have to think about how hatred is buried with each other, how can you eliminate these, civilization, Faith, if you think that these are too tired, look at the simplest wild places in human nature. If civilization is not civilized, then make barbarism enough to be barbaric.

Blood, stumps, and broken heads are accompanied by beautiful rivers and rivers. There are cherry blossoms in the sky, children’s smiles, and women’s expectations. Even if the killing itself is the euphemistic expression of the first raid, the Japanese soldiers lying down saw the blooming cherry blossoms, such as bloody red; after the fog society incident, the Japanese army encircled the Seidke, a killed sniper slowed down. Slowly closing his eyes, the blazing fire turned into a cherry blossom in his eyes; the young Mona leader, flew in the mountains to catch up with a Japanese soldier, turned back a knife, saw a light smoke, was divided into two...
When the Japanese attacked the village, when the Seidek man cut off the enemy's head, when the mother and his wife hanged their suicides, when the young children and the Japanese army died together... the beautiful folk songs always sounded as scheduled. Enthusiastic, heartbreaking. In this tuneful tone, the entire film reveals an indescribable sadness and charm.

Sixth grade: Yang Lan