. I’m looking at this movie as a 2007/2008 children's film or drama – the main thing is this focus on resilience and the simple, yet tenacious efforts of these rural kids. I've got to find a way in. Right, so, the prompt wants a diverse opening – no "Imagine" or "When...". I want to create a scene, an atmosphere. Let’s not use the sea, let's go with the lighthouse going out. That will set the scene. I was thinking: "那一夜，原本该指引归途的灯塔突然熄灭了，汹涌的海浪瞬间吞噬了小渔村的宁静。" (That night, the lighthouse that should have guided the way home suddenly went out, and the surging waves instantly swallowed the tranquility of the small fishing village.) I like that. It immediately sets the tone. Now, I'm thinking about Dengya. He's the core of the story, the heart. The tragedy isn’t just the mother’s injuries, it’s the father essentially disappearing psychologically. The lighthouse, then, has to be the symbolic center. It is how to handle the stigma a child like that must deal with. How does one go from normal to "cowardly" in one's peer's eyes? The money-raising aspect is key, and the bond they all share. I'm getting into the themes here: resilience, the purity of childhood, the unforgiving aspects of coastal life. The atmosphere needs to be just right. Like salty air, the weight of responsibility on such small shoulders. I like thinking of it as a gentle sea breeze with just a hint of grit. That's a good comparison. Okay, checking for those formatting rules. No markdown! Good. Diverse opening? Yep. Tags correct? Check. Natural flow? I'll need to work on that. I'm thinking, start with the sound of the waves and that dark lighthouse. Then focus on the emotional resonance of the kids and the "light" within them, even when darkness surrounds them. Let’s see, how should I begin crafting the paragraphs? Thinking aloud… "The sea can be a provider, but also a thief." That's a good opening thought. "Dengya is only 11." Yes, that emphasizes the burden. "The father’s disappearance is a shadow." Good, a great core conflict. Now, let's start with a draft: (Paragraph 1) "The salty wind carries the scent of fish and the sound of crashing waves. In a small fishing village, a lighthouse that should have been a guardian became a silent witness to a tragedy." (Paragraph 2) "11-year-old Dengya. His life changed overnight." (Paragraph 3) "The father leaving out of shame is a complex adult emotion seen through a child's eyes." (Paragraph 4) "The children's collective effort to raise money…" Let’s refine the whole thing. The "unpolished" beauty – that's what I want to emphasize. It's not a big budget film, but it has heart. And the contrast of the big sea and the small children. Wait... I just have to remember: no markdown. Gotta be in plain text. Need to check for that at the very end. But I think I'm ready to present this. 【电影介绍】那一夜，原本该指引归途的灯塔突然熄灭了，汹涌的海浪瞬间吞噬了小渔村的宁静，也彻底掀翻了十一岁男孩灯芽的生活。在这场突如其来的海难中，灯芽的母亲身受重伤，而作为船长的父亲，因为无法面对乡亲们的指责和内心的愧疚，选择了悄然远走他乡去打工。 原本应该在父母怀里撒娇的年纪，灯芽却不得不一夜之间长大。他像一棵扎根在礁石缝隙里的小草，任凭风吹浪打，硬是凭着一股韧劲儿撑起了破碎的家。他一边要在学校努力读书，一边要悉心照顾病榻上的母亲，更难得的是，面对村里的流言蜚语，他始终坚信那个逃避的父亲并不是胆小鬼。 为了修好那座象征希望的灯塔，也为了帮家里渡过难关，灯芽和他的小伙伴们开始了一场看似不可能完成的挑战。这些孩子瞒着大人，顶着烈日和海风，用最稚嫩的方式筹集资金。他们穿梭在银色的沙滩和咸腥的鱼市之间，小小的身影在波光粼粼的海边显得格外倔强。然而，现实的重担远比他们想象的要沉重，就在筹款接近目标时，一场新的考验正悄悄逼近。 【观影点评】这部电影就像是一阵带着咸味的海风，吹开了现实生活中那些被遮蔽的酸楚与温情。导演李龙越没有用华丽的辞藻去堆砌苦难，而是把镜头对准了渔村最真实的底色：斑驳的渔船、潮湿的巷弄，还有孩子们清澈见底的眼神。 最动人的一点在于，影片并没有把灯芽塑造成一个苦大仇深的悲剧人物，反而赋予了他一种向阳而生的生命力。看着他在困境中依然守护着对父亲的信任，那种纯粹的情感比任何豪言壮语都更有杀伤力。这不仅是一个关于自强不息的故事，更是一次关于原谅与救赎的探讨。 片中那些非职业演员的本色出演，给作品增添了一种纪录片式的质感，尤其是李振芳等小演员的表现，那种不加修饰的真诚，常常在不经意间戳中观众心底最柔软的地方。如果你最近觉得生活有些疲惫，不妨来看看这群在海边奔跑的孩子，他们会告诉你，即便灯塔熄灭了，只要心里有光，依然能找到回家的路。