1. Blind Mountain "is a film directed by Li Yang, and I really like his works. I also like this kind of real and not artificial movie. It uses calm and down-to-earth acting skills and shooting techniques to directly confront social reality, touch the soul, and vividly portray the invisible struggles in the lives of ordinary people. 2. Tengu "tells the story of Tengu fighting against evil forces in a village. The scene is tense and exciting, and it also showcases the characteristics and sophistication of rural areas in the northwest. The image of Tengu persistently fighting for justice is impressive. 3. Suyuan "makes it impossible to just consider it as a movie. I thought I was mentally prepared, but witnessing the little girl suffer such a painful experience with my own eyes, anger and despair almost overwhelmed me. The news of Zhao Douchun's release from prison made me feel ashamed and sympathetic for him, but I also know that kind people have amazing power. 4. Hello, Mr. Tree "makes it difficult for me to evaluate. The background of the story is captivating and the characters are deeply portrayed, but there is a lack of texture and structure, which makes it regrettable that the story cannot be fully presented to the audience. 5. Hunt "is a flawless film. The false accusations made by society against the male protagonist have caused great harm, reminding me of the Tsinghua Student Sister incident. Without surveillance footage, the consequences would be unimaginable. The protagonist's personality description is very vivid, and I find it difficult to forgive those who were disappointed with him in this matter, even his most trusted friends. American Assassin blue valentine city of angels The Royal Tenenbaums Good Morning Vietnam 6. The Melting Pot makes people feel oppressed. Working hard is to prevent the world from changing us. However, how little harm has been inflicted on those who have been changed by the world? There are countless injustices brought about by power and status, but we seem to have become accustomed to them. Kind people may have kindness in return, but the reality seems to be that those wicked people live a happy life. 7. Princess Han "is adapted from the group sexual violence incident on the Miyang campus in South Korea, telling the story of the victim's journey out of their psychological shadow. However, even if the female protagonist tries to forget the past, the people around her treat her coldly, which makes her mood even heavier.