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The movie "Fiddler on the Roof" is an exciting drama film released in Europe and America in 1971, directed by Starring Topol, Norma Curry and Leonard Fury, it is directed by Norman Jewison.

In the small village of Natevka. Tei, a poor milkman, is an ordinary farmer in this village. He lives with his wife Gert and three daughters. In this small village, Tei not only has to face discrimination from non-Jewish residents, but also has to deal with the complicated emotional issues of her daughters.

Tay’s life has always been difficult, he cannot get rid of poverty and difficult livelihood. He often endures the heavy pressure of life, but he is unwilling to reveal his distress to others, but chooses to pour out the unspeakable pain in his heart to God.

Tay hopes to marry the eldest daughter Tra to the rich butcher Racha Worf, but fate made Terra fall in love with the poor tailor Mert Kamzo. This put Tey in a dilemma and had to make another plan for her daughter's marriage. His persistence and tolerance were tested in the face of reality, and Tey began to reflect on his past philosophy of life and re-examine his own values.

The daughter Eve in the story decides to marry the non-Jew Feldka, Ty Had to face more changes and challenges. Together with his neighbors, he was forcibly expelled by the tsar. All this made him understand that life is not fixed, but full of variables and unknowns.

"Fiddler on the Roof" uses the stories of ordinary people to show the love and change. Tey gradually grows and changes as she faces the twists and turns and challenges in her life. His persistence and tolerance, as well as his understanding of love, make this movie more profound and moving.

This movie is not just a story in a small village, it is a A reflection on life, family and relationships. While enjoying the film, the audience can't help but think about whether they can have the courage and wisdom like Tei when facing the choices and changes in life.