One person's fate....

Rating: Null/10 (17 September 2006)

William's second son 'Tristan' decides his life when he was young. He fought with a bear and after that, his progressive fate started. He used to get many pains by many deaths. But, that was not him, but the people who was around him and loved him. His younger brother, his lover, and his wife who loved Tristan so much die. Tristan tried to forget his fate and pain from that, but it didn't work. Finally, he accepted his fate and he wandered and wandered around. And, when his life has ended, he met the bear and terminated his life with it.
Strange. In other words, Indian culture is much nearer Eastern culture than Western's even though they have lived with White and Black people. I could understand with sympathy. It seems like a sensitive thought, but It cannot be denied that it is a nonsense for people. It is a drama for everyone lives in the world. Thus, this one shows human beings' life as well as everybody can feel.