Gran torino

Rating: 10/10 (20 June 2020)

When the music plays at the end, which is fully integrated with the film, the deep male voice seems to slowly pour out the sadness of the characters. At that moment, all the plots and images of the film gathered in my mind, and a feeling of sadness, full and extremely sad, began to permeate in my heart, which also kept my thought activities out of words. Perhaps the film is too painful experience of the Miao people, Su suffered humiliation, tao suffered bullying, miao people because of the war forced away from their homes, just want to find a trace of peace in a foreign land, but even their own homes are to be shot, they not only failed to do so, but also become the victims of "racial discrimination".
The sad fate has become a foregone conclusion, the sad people also have nowhere to tell.
The thing that moves me the most and saddens me the most is that when I can tell, I still choose to be silent, or even say nothing. This is the equivalent of taking all the damage. Questioned by the foreign police, the Hmong are reluctant to say what happened to them. I do not know, still less what is the intensity of their obsession that makes them willing to endure humiliation and passively accept all the harm around them. That, I think, is the saddest thing about the pathetic man. This, of course, makes one think deeply and regret deeply. Miao people always maintain the kind and seclusionfrom the world so that they accept everything around them, no matter it is good or bad, they can only passively accept and bear the consequences. Perhaps, it is a kind of "escapism" in the support of their heart. May God look upon all who yearn for a better life in this world and allow all of them to live a better life in this world as they wish. Amen.