贝尔法斯特

2021年又看了一部黑白新电影《贝尔法斯特》，故事讲述流畅、情感丰富。。。甚至有些遥想当年的味道 Never trying to become what it simply is not, it remains earnest, honest and intimate throughout. 导演讲述的家国情怀，然而他不讲大道理、从生活的小事入手，不经意间那些至情至性的片段、记忆透过荧屏直击观者心灵。

Such a struggle between what the mind says and what the heart feels is the center of the story. Set in late-1960s Northern Ireland, the film opens with an extended sequence of sectarian violence as a result of the dark Troubles era that Ireland witnessed. Primarily ethno-nationalist, the conflict has taken so many lives, and on a deeper scale, has ostracized even more souls. Kicking off with an attack on one of the Protestant streets, Branagh immediately puts you in his characters’ shoes, capturing the moment when ‘home’ is no longer the place that unites everyone.

小朋友与其祖父母互动、街乱前Buddy天真无邪地牵着小伙伴小手快乐玩耍、一家人和和美美外出看电影。。。这些时刻甜美欢乐，他也与Buddy 正在面临的艰难抉择形成对照，让影片更加感人。 It addresses the dilemma of leaving all this behind for the sake of a better future elsewhere. Not a single moment, no matter how small or trivial, is wasted here; after all, they’re an indispensable part of who we are.