The Mustang movie plot
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Albert 2022-04-17 09:01:14
"Human-horse Relationship" has made another good film, not bad for the "marginalization" and "silent wins over sound" in "Knight", and also the introverted and delicate and treasured human feelings in "Jockey Pete". And it effectively leads the audience to understand this special and unfamiliar prison domestication project, as well as the friendship between each other based on the background of true events. The photography at the beginning is particularly beautiful, but it still feels a little loose.
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Calista 2022-04-19 09:03:20
Realistic, restrained, no overnight sour chicken soup, no bloody sensationalism; simple, almost without dialogue to promote the plot, a masterpiece about self-knowledge, self-reflection, and self-redemption. As long as they can be "tamed" by secular "rules", wild horses can survive, as can humans; emotional management is very important. The prisoner finally secretly released the wild horse that was about to be euthanized. The wild horse wandering outside the prison seemed to carry the prisoner's soul. Finally, everyone ran to freedom together. "I've worked with horses for so long, some horses can be tamed; some you can never tame." (A tamed wild horse costs about $1,200, by comparison. The actual purchasing power of Soft Girl Coin is really soft, Apple can’t even afford it)
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Psychologist: You've been in isolation. What do you think about that?
Roman: I'm not good with people.
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Martha: When I was six, I, uh, started to write letters of support to your parole board. But your parole was always denied, so I thought it was my fault that you were still in prison, because I wasn't a good enough writer. Then, when I got older, I understood. You didn't want to get out. So I stopped writing. I kept one of those letters. "My dad is fun. Send him back home".