Animals also have spirituality, and some animals and people have deeper and more touching feelings than those between people, thus creating many touching and warm stories.
Today's story is about a horse and a boy who loves it, the film is called "War Horse", adapted from the novel of the same name by British writer Michael Morpgo.
The story takes place in England in 1914, in a certain farm in a place called Devonshire, a pony is emerging from its mother's belly, and the boy Albert, the son of a farm worker here, has witnessed the whole process of the pony's birth and is full of love for the pony.
When the pony grew up, it was put at auction by its owner, and Albert's father, Ted, also liked the horse, so he did not hesitate to bid with his landlord, and finally bid for a high price of 30 gini.
In the eyes of the knowers, this horse is not a breed that can plow the ground, and it looks too thin, so many people do not understand why Ted is willing to buy it at a high price.
Only Ted knew in his heart that he saw the specialness of this horse, and did not want it to be bought by other people who could not see its specialness, so he did not hesitate to spend a lot of money to buy it. This means that he has sinned against his landlord, who earns his living by renting his land to grow crops.
When he bought the horse, Albert was so happy that he named the horse Joey, played with it and took care of its diet every day, and trained it to listen to his instructions, such as when he whistled at it, it would run toward him.
Albert's mother and father were relieved to see that the relationship between him and Joey was so good.
Soon it was time to pay the rent, and when the local owner came to Ted's house to ask for rent, Ted could only come up with a small amount of money, but said that he would definitely pay the rest in October.
The landlord said he didn't believe it, because the land Ted rented was the hardest of all his land, and the average horse couldn't plow it, let alone Joey, who couldn't plow the land.
The landlord then embarrassed Ted for various reasons, hoping that he would retreat and move out of here, but Ted had a hard temper and said that he would be able to do what he promised. Albert also came forward to reassure him that he would teach Joey to plow the ground.
The landlord saw that the father and son were so confident, so he had to get up and leave, but said that the rent could only be postponed until October, otherwise the Ted family would have to get out.
After the landlord left, the helpless Ted immediately went to the stables to plow the land, but was stopped by Albert who rushed in, because Albert knew very well that Joey had not yet learned to plough the land, and could not plow at all. But Ted can't take care of so much and is determined to take it to the plough, and during the dispute, Ted takes out a gun and tries to kill Joey, and is patiently persuaded by Albert.
Albert understood his father's suffering and promised him that he would teach Joey to plow the ground in the shortest possible time.
So, the next morning Albert took Joey to the ground and tried his best to put a condom on it, but Joey did not move, and at this time the landlord and assistants also came, standing by to watch the hilarity, and Albert had to raise his whip and smoke Joey. Joey immediately sped away, and the unprepared Albert Company was dragged far away.
The landlord left with a sarcastic look, thinking that he should soon be able to drive the family away.
It was raining heavily and the land had softened a bit, which gave Albert hope, and he continued to coax Joey, who had finally managed to plow the ground under Albert's patient guidance.
Before long, the ridge of land was plowed, and the Ted family was able to continue to farm here.
However, the days of good fortune did not last long, and a torrential rain destroyed all the crops and vegetables. Ted knew that he would have no other way to collect money for the landlord than to sell Joey this time, so he quietly took Joey to the market.
When World War I broke out, an officer bought Joey, and when Albert arrived, the officer was touched by Albert's feelings for Joey and said that as long as Joey was alive after the war, he would send Joey back to Albert.
In this way, Joey became the officer's mount and went to war with him.
In one battle, the officer's army was completely destroyed, and Joey and another dark horse were captured by the Germans and arranged to pull combat supplies.
Not long after, a pair of brothers who had just entered the battlefield escaped, riding Joey and another dark horse, and when they fled to a windmill, they were captured by the army that rushed in and were summarily executed. The two horses, which were kept in the lowest level of the windmill at the time, were not discovered, and the next day they were discovered by a little girl.
The little girl, named Emily, was the granddaughter of an old grandfather who lived nearby, and she was very happy to find these two horses, prepared food for them every day, and slowly developed a relationship with them.
One day, when Emily was riding Joey out to play, she was discovered by the army, and they captured Emily and Joey alive. Emily's grandfather, who had hurried in, begged not to hurt his granddaughter, so the army released Emily, but took Joey and the dark horse away.
In this way, Joey and the dark horse were once again driven to the battlefield, this time in charge of pulling the cannon.
The wagons loaded with cannons were so heavy that Joey and several other horses pulled them over the mountains with all their might every day, and in the process many of them fell down because they were overworked, and the fallen horses had only one end—they were shot dead by the officers.
The soldier in charge of caring for Joey and the black horse loved the horses so much that he often tried to give them a little rest.
One day, the dark horse also fell, and the soldier knew that it would not be long before Joey would fall, so he let Joey go.
The roped Joey immediately ran in the direction of his home, running and running, through a hail of bullets, swamps and traps, until it was bound by countless barbed wires before it had to stop.
The bound Joey was later rescued by soldiers from both armies, and the two sides decided which side Joey would go with by throwing coins.
Joey was given the opportunity to walk with the British.
At this time, Albert, who was looking for Joey, also joined the army, was in the procession, and was lying in the lounge resting because of the poisonous mist released by the enemy.
When Albert overheard that a magical horse had come from the army, he immediately thought of Joey.
At this time, Joey's physical injuries were too serious, and the military doctor meant to abandon treatment, after all, there were many wounded soldiers who needed medicine, and he did not want to consume drugs to save a seriously injured horse.
Albert, who heard the news, immediately whistled at Joey, and Joey, who heard the whistle, was overjoyed and immediately rushed to where Albert was.
Albert came down to Joey's side and stroked Joey's head, knowing very well that this was the Beloved Joey he had been looking for for a long time.
Albert hugged the long-separated beloved horse tightly and for a long time, unable to say a thousand words, but it deeply touched every soldier present.
So Albert persuaded the medic to keep Joey.
The medic, touched by the affection between Albert and Joey, promises to keep Joey and treats him like a warrior.
After the war, the country's economy was in a slump, and officers said all horses used for combat had to be sold to ease the army's expenses.
Despite Albert's pleas, the officer refused to keep Joey. Albert had no choice but to lead Joey to the auction house the next day.
As he walked out of the stables, he suddenly found a lot of soldiers standing at the door, they were all Albert's comrades-in-arms, and they were all well aware of the feelings between Albert and Joey, so they quietly put together 29 pounds and let Albert bid joey and buy joey back.
At the auction, Albert's side quickly gained the upper hand, but out of the crowd came a white-haired old man, who was Emily's grandfather, and this time he came to buy Joey back to fulfill Emily's dream, so he arrogantly bid 100 pounds, and said that even if he sold the manor, he would buy Joey.
Albert's side had no choice but to watch Emily's grandfather take Joey away. But reluctantly, Albert quickly caught up with him and told Emily's grandfather about his former mastership.
When Grandpa Emily learned that Albert was Joey's original owner, and that Albert's father had been a royal-awarded veteran, he offered to give Up Joey to Albert and did not want Albert to pay a penny.
Albert never expected grandpa to make such a move, and hurried to thank him. Grandpa then said he believed his granddaughter Emily would support him in doing so, and repeated his granddaughter's name to Albert.
Finally, Albert rides Joey back to his parents' farm, and the family reunites.
That's the end of the story.
Directed by the famous director Steven Spielberg, this is also his first film related to the First World War, the film through the gathering and dispersion of one person and one horse and the experience of displacement to expose the cruelty of war, with cross-border artistic appeal.
The film's theme of "homecoming", the return of Joie the Horse, and the homecoming of the boy Albert, all deeply reflect an eternal topic - human beings hate war and long for the warmth and affection of home.
Throughout the film, the scene of the war accounts for a large part, Andy changes several masters in succession during the war, but it is still most attached to Albert, who once regarded it as a relative, so when it was released by the German soldiers, it ran in the direction of its former home without hesitation.
Author Wang Xiaoye'er said: "Steven Spielberg shot the temperament of the war horse, photographed the chikuo of the war, and photographed our hearts. "Yes, War Horse also evokes our love of life and peace, as well as love and respect between man and horse across species.
In particular, it is worth mentioning Emily Watson, who plays Albert's mother, a powerful actor who conquers people completely by acting skills, in this film, she vividly interprets the flexibility, strength and patience of a peasant woman, and her every move and every look is full of stories, which makes people impressed.
Several other leading actors have also contributed convincing acting skills, each character has flesh and blood, three-dimensional and plump, making the whole film full of a kind of human warmth, even if shooting cruel war scenes, you can still see the deep love between people and people, people and things.
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