Huang Bo is an excellent actor, and he has brought us many excellent film and television works. He is well known by movie fans for his role in the movie "Crazy Stone". In the play, he relies on his superb acting skills and funny lines, and he has countless fans. The story of
tells the story of how a group of people joined forces to kill a "non-compliant" person, reflecting the complex side of society and human nature, which is ultimately caused by "ignorance".
Of course, such a deep movie, in addition to the talent of the director, also has a great relationship with a group of powerful actors.
Huang Bo is worthy of being the king of a thousand faces. He can play everything, but the key is that he looks alike. He played a strong bull, very arrogant in the early stage, extremely confused in the middle, and then abnormally lost.
This is a movie with an unconventional form and content. This movie brings us too much thinking, not only thinking outside the movie story, but also thinking about the form of the movie itself. It is also the slanting front of its sword that keeps us questioning, thinking, exploring, and finally understanding.
The backward and ignorant town is unwilling to be disrupted by unruly people. In this town, many people want to do but dare not do things, Niu Jianshi has done it, but he has not been cured. Conservative and feudal ideas are wrapped. Under the planning of Doctor Niu, everyone started with everyone saying that the beef had a disease, and then he himself suspected that he was sick, and finally convinced him that he was terminally ill.
The cow is strong and has no culture, but he is the only person in the village who tries to break the rigid and numb rules. Breaking the barbarism is going towards civilization. The representative of the villagers, Doctor Niu, is a person who has received the baptism of modern education, but he is a firm defender of the village's rules. In other words, he just hopes to use the rules to achieve his personal goals. Abandoning civilization is going to barbarism.
