- Claire, an Irishman, a criminal, the lieutenant purposefully saved her and promised to return her freedom, and she hunched over all day, waiting for freedom to come. Today, the captain came to visit, and the lieutenant ordered her to sing on stage.
- After thirty years of drinking, the lieutenant made a separate appointment with Claire, who threatened her with freedom and raped claire, and the dark clouds blocked the bright moonlight.
- The defiled Claire sang softly, coaxing the child to sleep.
- Claire paid a lot to repay the lieutenant's rescue, but the lieutenant wanted to possess her permanently, and the husband could not bear it, so he attacked strongly and taught the lieutenant a lesson.
- The situation here was not as good as it seemed, and the captain was very dissatisfied with the fact that the prisoner beat the commander, and the lieutenant was so cunning and angry.
- The lieutenant decides to leave the country and go north in search of a better position, and before leaving, he comes to Claire's house and kills Claire's husband.
- The child cried, angering the manic lieutenant, and his men picked up the child, smashed it against the wall, and then threw it on the ground, and Claire blushed and was raped by the lieutenant's men.
- Under the director's arrangement, the lieutenant ordered his men to stun Claire instead of killing her.
- The lieutenant and his party headed north, and he enslaved a guide, a lowly black old man who was familiar with the terrain.
- Claire was unable to appeal and was forced to embark on a pursuit. She spent all her savings and hired a young black guide.
- As soon as I set off, the guide was almost killed. It turned out that the locals hated black people, believing that black people did no evil, and only by killing them could the world be peaceful. Claire lost her guide and exploded, unwilling to heed the advice of the locals, and fled.
- Claire's sudden appearance makes Claire furious, and the guide says that the whites have taken their land and left them homeless, and Claire tells him to shut up and keep on his way.
- This time encountered the card blocker, the guide slipped away early, Claire did not have a pass, could not pass, the card blocker said, as long as the service is in place, you can pass, Claire had to force the pass.
- The guide obeyed the agreement and risked the danger to reappear, Claire scolded him, calling him a coward, running when in danger, the guide said that the white man met the black man and shot, the dead man could not lead the way, Claire could only accept this fact.
- The river blocks the way, claire is vengeful, forced through, washed away by the water, the guide saves her.
- The two panicked with hunger, and the guide became a thief and was almost shot.
- At night, the two blame each other. The guide claimed to be a blackbird, and all his relatives were killed by the British, except for his mother and aunt who had escaped, and Claire was a white Englishman like this, and now he was going north to return to his homeland to find his mother and aunt. Claire explained that she was not British, she was Irish, and she had been forced to steal since she was a child, and only then did she survive. As he spoke, the mustard between the two seemed to dissolve a lot.
- The lieutenant's men caught an indigenous woman, and the lieutenant was beastly, followed by his men, who had committed a heinous crime, and the stars were powerless against this dark world.
- The natives arrived and shot the lieutenant's retinue, who was also wounded and, in a panic, slipped away on his own.
- The lieutenant shot the Aboriginal woman and took the opportunity to escape, while the Aboriginal held his dead wife in pain.
- Claire shoots the lieutenant's men, who smashed his own child to death and raped himself, Claire strikes vigorously, exerts the strength to suckle, desperately and without hesitation, stabbing the sharp knife into the chest of the enemy again and again.
- The old black man led the lieutenant and his party into a lost position, and the lieutenant tried to lure the old man back to lead the way, and his men shot and killed the old man, and the lieutenant lost his guide and slammed his men.
- Blackbird found the old man, burst into tears, and he used the indigenous method to send the old man off.
- Claire spotted the lieutenant's party, and she aimed at the lieutenant, but she went crazy, her hands were out of control, her brain was short-circuited, she was paralyzed by the lieutenant's obscene threat, the lieutenant aimed at the timing, shot back, and only hit the arm.
- Blackbird told Claire to hide and act as cover herself. Now that Blackbird was captured and the lieutenant had a new guide, claire, who was dumbfounded, leaned out and was scared away by the lieutenant's shooting.
- The lieutenant found the main road, and no longer needed a guide, he ordered the little boy in his entourage to shoot the blackbird, the little boy lost his hand, the blackbird took the opportunity to escape, the lieutenant was angry, and killed the little boy.
- Claire and Blackbird are reunited, and they are desperate and like-minded, and together they embark on the road of pursuit.
- They broke into a home and stole clothes and shotguns. The whites escorted the brutal position of the blacks and forced them to put on a play, but fortunately, they passed.
- Finally reaching her destination, Claire rushes into the bar, counts the lieutenant's crimes, and leaves silently, yet the lieutenant doesn't seem to have any damage.
- Blackbird changed into his own costume, found the lieutenant who was fighting in the wilderness, and in his own national way, killed the lieutenant's role, and the spear went straight into the heart, nailing the lieutenant to the pillar of shame of sin.
- The lieutenant's men resisted and shot Blackbird, but in the end, they could not escape.
- In the last moments of her life, Claire rides her horse to the seashore, where the sun rises and the sun shines, seemingly hinting at the end of a period of dark rule.
- Conclusion: The film won and was nominated for the only award, but that didn't stop it from being an excellent film. Perhaps the subject matter and shooting methods are relatively bold and radical, and the director uses a cruel way to unveil the dark colonial history, which inevitably shocks the audience, but why not do it? Human nature is highlighted in the background of the times, and the evils of the times derived by the lieutenant's line are nakedly displayed by the film, which seems to be breathtaking and cannot be calmed for a long time. In terms of performance, the actors are excellent, grasping the soul of the characters, so that the film has its own characteristics.
From the film The Nightingale