Cargo

A few days ago, I watched a movie named "cargo" , made by Netflix, it's an extended film version of Australia's 2013 micro film of the same name. This movie is a better shot of the zombie movies I have watched. It doesn’t attract eyeballs with scary special effects, and no big scenes like zombie wars, but it highlights American-style family values and responsibilities. It makes people cry.

The two main lines of the film are equally wonderful. The male bears a small baby. The black and thin girl bears his father, they do not abandon or give up in the zombies. Corresponding to this is the despicable fat uncle who is unscrupulous in order to survive. The end of the film is the crowning touch, giving hope in desperation.

Who says that the movie is going to be sumptuous? A movie made at a small cost can also be so wonderful.

前几天看了《cargo》（负重前行），Netflix拍的电影，2013年澳大利亚同名微电影的加长电影版。这部电影是我看过的僵尸类电影中拍的比较好的一部，不靠吓人的特效吸引眼球，也没有僵尸大战等大场面，通篇凸显美国式的家庭观念和责任，让人看后唏嘘不已。

影片的两条主线同样精彩，男主肩负着小baby，那个黑瘦小女孩肩负着父亲，在僵尸肆虐的环境下不抛弃不放弃。与之相对应的是胖大叔的卑鄙龌龊，为了活下去不择手段。影片的结尾堪称点睛之笔，绝望中给人以希望。

谁说电影就要大阵仗？小成本制作的电影同样可以如此精彩。