Caché Reflection

At the end of this movie, I think it is no longer important for those who are hidden behind the camera, but what is important is that the anger, the demoralization, the hatred hidden in everybody's heart are glanced over, and hidden in these anger, emulation and hatred is also very clear after the crisis.

Majestic Georges did to Majid at an early age not only changed Majid's life in the decades to come but also because of suspicion and contempt for Majid's retaliation, which led Majid to self-sufficiency in his face. This ending brought Georges permanent pain and guilt, and cast a greater shadow than ever before on the life of him and his wife and children. It can be said that all these tragedies originated from Georges's suspicion and contempt for childhood as an Algerian Majid.

I think the camera in the play should not be understood into the real reality, there may be no one hiding behind the camera. All this only provides a perspective, that over the point, three feet above, there must be gods. In everyone's life, there is always such a camera in the heart.

The final scene of the film is the scene where students leave school. When I saw the crowd, Majid's son went up to talk with Georges's son, and they both left one after another. I think the conversation between the two young people left plenty of room for imagination and aftertaste for the audience. What are they talking about? Are the seeds of revenge buried in the next generation, or are they mutually understandable? unknown. But at the very least, two people, two worlds begin to communicate and dialogue. Life through guilt and pain in it?