The film "The Story of the Bear" is a classic work of the famous French director Jean Jacques Arnold, who explores the profound topic of the harmonious coexistence of all life in nature from the perspective of a bear, with few lines and no narration.
The bear is the protagonist of the movie, and like humans and other animal children, he originally lived happily with his mother, a mother's fart worm, followed his mother to dig a honeycomb, and ate honey. However, life is impermanent, and when her mother was digging a hole, the stone on the mountain collapsed, and a large stone smashed her underneath. Cub lost his mother.
Like when we were children, we didn't know life and death. The bear slept next to his mother until he was so hungry that he finally understood that his mother would never wake up again.
Hunger drives it to find food, and it leaves its mother and begins an unknown journey of life.
But it was a child after all, and along the way, it chased frogs, so much so that at night it dreamed of being surrounded by a large group of frog monsters.
Another clue in the film is that two hunters are chasing an adult bear. It was a grumpy guy who, after being spotted by the hunter and shot at it, ran away and killed one of the hunter's horses in retaliation. The bear meets the injured bear, perhaps seeing a bear as big as his mother, and the mother's love attracts it to follow the bear. Although the bear intimidated it at first, it kept following the bear and did not give up even if it almost ran away from the water. It approached the bear carefully, licking its wounds for it... Big Bear was moved and accepted it.
Around the "adult", the little bear has become a cute little cute baby, the big bear catches fish, and it catches the moon in the water.
There is a touching scene in the film, when the bear snuggles next to the big bear to sleep, dreams of digging a beehive with his mother, dreams of his mother being hit by a stone, dreams of his mother gradually becoming dry bones... Some netizens said that when he was a child, he was scared to cry when he watched this paragraph, and his parents thought that he was moved.
Not only cute, the bear is also a full-fledged bear child, chasing butterflies, chasing frogs, playing with turtles, even wanting to follow the hunters for good food, and hallucinating because of eating gorgeous poisonous mushrooms, just like when we were drunk for the first time when we stole wine when we were young.
About the big bear let the bear hide in the hole, fight with a group of hounds, later rescue the bear and other shocking plots, please watch it yourself.
In addition to a few short character clips in the film, the whole process is the milky humming of the bear's milk, which makes people feel painful to watch. The magic of the movie is that the experience of the bear can actually awaken our childhood memories of human beings.
Most importantly, what is awakened is human nature, the hunter's epiphany of life after being spared by the bear, the reverence for mercy, or perhaps as he put it– a symbol of civilization.
There has been a popular saying recently: May we be treated well by the world.
Have you treated the world well?