"Desperate Covenant", the story of the snow-capped mountain crash, only 16 of the 29 surviving people were finally rescued after holding on for 71 days, and the 1993 "The Aftermath" starring Ethan Hawke

"Desperate Covenant", the story of the snow-capped mountain crash, and only 16 of the 29 surviving people were finally rescued after holding on for 71 days, is based on the same true event as "The Aftermath" starring Ethan Hawke in 1993.

There is no thrilling leap between life and death, disasters are always instantaneous and thunderous, and death is really like the wind, "always with me", deducing a sense of suffering that life is forcibly and gradually withered. The survivors did not stage the old-fashioned "human test" of suspicion and murder of each other, but more of a crisis of faith as a group of Christians, sharing the dead body is expected and inevitable, the cross on everyone's back is getting heavier and heavier in the process of survival, and the boys who are finally rescued are as thin and shriveled as Jesus on the cross.

The film is likely to be criticized for being lengthy, because it weakens the dramatic conflict, but depicts the love and pain of the survivors supporting each other stroke by stroke, and follows the narration to immerse themselves in it, and the touch is long and profound. The technical aspect is excellent, the sound effects are detailed (the sound of snow melting and collecting water droplets can be heard in the distance during the conversation of the characters in the close-up), the makeup ensures a realistic visual impact, and the cinematography is full of clever design, so it's a shame that I didn't have the opportunity to see the film in a cinema. #Watch this movie# #近期影片分享#