In the film "Why is Home", Zane is a boy with no serious status except hard work and being bullied. Zane's family is very poor. For Zane's family, the family has no identity, and survival is already the most serious thing, let alone education and raising children, even if it is just an identity certificate for the children. In a family without sufficient economic foundation and lack of cultural awareness, survival needs have become the most urgent need. Parents position their children as family labor or commodities, just an easy-to-produce and cheap thing to maintain their sick life, but they can only give birth. , Just ask but not.
is like Zane’s mother saying to the lawyer in court: "I have worked hard like a slave all my life... Have you ever experienced my difficulties? Why would you criticize me? If you experienced your suicide, you would be dead. "Maybe she is a poor person, the surviving Saha, Zane's sister, but she is still powerless to be buried by this evil society, she is ignorant, she is greedy, she is depraved, she indulges in this twisted tragedy. In my own flesh and blood, the pain lasts from generation to generation. The ending of the black Tiger in the
film is in sharp contrast with her. Zane’s mother is a drug dealer and daughter, while Tiger is working hard and guarding her child no matter how hard it is. Maybe life is really hateful, but when you give up some of the bottom line that you should keep, your life will really only be a tragedy.
I don’t know if the viewers who have watched the film have cared about the side descriptions of war. For example, in the beginning of the film, the chaotic neighborhoods in just a few tens of seconds, the scenes of teenagers fighting and smoking, no words are needed. Social confusion and poverty. Zane’s world started there, a chaotic living environment, and a period of chaotic social cognition, which allowed parents to give birth to but not to raise, and poverty was born to be practiced.
Because it is a world of war, the social turmoil brought about by war, the instability of the people, a large number of refugees live like rats. It was a world with underdeveloped culture, cultural faults, cultural backwardness, and a miserable life for a girl like Saha. Zane is lucky. He is seeking a world in which he can't be a "home" society, instead of becoming another vendor or father. But in this society, Zane is only one of the lucky and sober ones. There are thousands of similar families. What should the country do to save them? The misfortune of the boy in the film
comes from those born in a socialist family. It seems to us that the society in which Zane lives is a kind of deformity, a kind of sadness, a kind of backwardness, but we can see a little similarity in careful thinking. In remote mountainous areas, the vulgar wedding customs are still continuing; in trendy cities, there are not a few people who are willing to go out in the morning and return late every day. When the country is your home, manpower is better than destiny. Some tragedies are your own choice, and some innocence has nothing to do with your maturity. When tragedies can be avoided, why not try hard, although the process is a bit bitter.
Finally, I will talk about the filming and actors' acting skills of this film. This is an adaptation of a real Syrian war story. The description of the various social situations in the context of the war is generally more detailed and can give a glimpse of the destruction of the war era. , The annihilation of humanity. The plot is linked to each other, clear and multi-line is perfectly penetrated by Zane, the narrative is clear and profound, and see the big from the small. Inviting Zane's true character to stage, this is his life, not in an exercise, which adds a lot to the film. In addition, I like Zane's ending very much. Although such an ending is still very hasty to think about, Zane's story can be like a movie. It's the same, but most of the society can't. Hope that luck can happen to more "Zane".
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