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Blue Lagoon (1980)

As the ship crashes, Emmeline and Richard, two young children, are the only survivors and end up on a desert tropical island. They are forced to survive in the wild, with no means of communication with the outside world and no adults to teach them how to survive.

Years later, when the children grow up and become teenagers, they begin to settle into the island and explore it. In the process, they discover a blue lagoon, a lovely spot where the sea meets a sandy beach and the water shines in bright shades. Here they find privacy and a world they never knew on the continent.

Together with nature and each other, Emmeline and Richard discover a world of love, friendship and understanding. They experience joys and sorrows, face challenges and trials, but retain their sense of wonder and admiration for the beauty of the world around them.

Characters:

1. Emmeline: The girl who survived the shipwreck and became Richard's main fortification on a desert island.

2. Richard: The boy she stayed with on the island, and who in turn protects and cares for her.

Topics:

• Survival and adaptation: The film explores the theme of survival and adaptation in the wild natural environment, showing how children adapt to life without adults and find means to survive.

• Journey from childhood to maturity: It also addresses the theme of the journey from childhood to maturity, showing how heroes move from naive childhood joy to awareness of adult responsibilities.

• The power of friendship and love: The film shows that friendship and love can overcome any difficulties and bring true happiness in life.

Director:

The director creates an atmosphere of mysticism and magic, using colorful landscapes and emotional moments to emphasize the beauty and divo of nature.

Conclusion:

"Blue Lagoon" (1980) is an amazing and moving story of adventure, love and self-discovery. The film captures viewers in the amazing world of a desert island, where children discover the meaning of life and real values.