The French film "Free to May", released in France in November 2015, has a Douban score of 7.8 points. It tells the story of a Village where French farmers flee their homeland in May 1940 when German troops invade France. No one would have imagined that the French army would lose so quickly. Germany blitzed France in May 1940 and surrendered on June 22. The common people of northern France were tragic and had to put down their elegant figures to escape the Germans from their hometowns. This is one of the largest population migrations in human history, with 8 million people displaced. The camera focuses on the desperate journey of ordinary French people. The film makes the French countryside beautiful, and sometimes the scenery is so beautiful that you almost forget the cruelty of war. But war is war after all, and the group of German tanks speeding past the villagers reminds people that whether you are in the West or the East, whether you drink red wine or two pots, whether you eat bread or steamed buns, war is a terrible thing.
