As a documentary about a political murder and its investigation, it may be boring, but the director of the film has made the film alive with superb artistic skills, which is both gripping, thought-provoking, and full of call for justice. It doesn't fall into the trap of being out of the way, cleverly eschewing the mysteries and gimmicks that usually describe murders, nor the boring clichés of films that generally reflect political events. artistic charm
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The film is recognized as a model of political cinema, a pioneering work in the field. It has an aggressive politically critical edge. The director of the film abandoned the cheap sensational effect, and the tone of the whole film was strikingly chosen to be high-key, with bright colors and fast rhythm. The good intentions shown in "broad daylight" reflect the director's praise for the justice force represented by prosecutors. The film organically intertwines serious political theories, objective documentary, ups and downs, and continuous suspense, maintaining the audience's interest in watching
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