Hongxia, the mute woman of "Shouting Mountain", finally "shouted" out, simple but shocking to the heart

For domestic movies, many people wear colored glasses.

"Shouting • Mountain" is a rare good work in recent years, simple, but the details are in place, and it shocks the soul under the bland rhythm.

Directed by Yang Zi and starring Wang Ziyi, Lang Yueting and Sung Tae-sun, the film was released in South Korea on May 25, 2016 and Chinese mainland on August 26, 2016. Because it shook my heart too much, I would like to pay special tribute to the staff of this film.

Wikipedia defines this film as a love drama, personally do not agree, simply summarized as a love drama, in fact, this film is small.

The mute woman's life is not simply miserable to describe. She was born into a rich and loving family, with parents and grandmothers who loved her, and she was born beautiful and lovely, and she was well versed and read at a very young age. Unfortunately, she was unfortunately abducted and sold during a temple fair and became the child bride of a poor family. At that time, she was probably only a few years old, right? In order to prevent her from talking nonsense and avoid trouble, her future "husband" Lahong cut off her tongue with his own hands.

After that, scolding and bullying became commonplace...

Tossing and turning, the family came to the small mountain village of this film, and the story officially began. The realist-style lens shows the occlusion and ruin of this mountain village in the most plain tone. In this forgotten mountain village, the struggle and sincerity of the mute woman and Han Chong, the strong kindness, seems so precious.

The specific details are no longer spoilers, and interested readers can slowly appreciate.

One thing that I like very much about dumb women is that under the torture of fate, I still have the courage to resist and still maintain the sincerity and kindness of my heart. Finally, when I saw her smiling and tapping the iron basin hard, letting its voice echo in the mountains, I thought that the mute girl also shouted out happily, facing the mountain, to her own destiny.

The film is set in the 1980s, but the penetrating sense of power it conveys is still especially precious today.