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Conner 2021-11-27 08:01:19
Why is it so good-looking! How can such a delicate, complex and sensitive subject matter be photographed so well! ! The dialogue is great! The few purely dialogue plays are so wonderful that they are worth watching...
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Jaqueline 2021-11-27 08:01:19
The principle of suspected guilt from nothing is a manifestation of the modern criminal law's thought of "benefiting the defendant", and is one of the specific contents of the principle of presumption of innocence. That is: the defendant is presumed innocent when it can neither prove the defendant's guilt nor prove the defendant's...
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Katelyn 2021-11-27 08:01:19
The last cry of Mei Gu made me shiver. The most exciting thing is of course the confrontation between Mei Gu and Hei Ma. According to the story of the movie, everyone has a fact in their hearts, but please don't believe it, please keep questioning. I will pay attention to Amy Adams in the...
Doubt Comments
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Sven 2022-03-26 09:01:05
It makes people think continuously, and this movie has the meaning of a book.
It's so exciting and hearty. This kind of no scenes, no gimmicks, no ambiguous, no blood, no heavy taste, and no grandstanding. Even the only worthwhile appearance is wrapped, but it all depends on the plot and acting to bring the audience hearty and happy.
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Annetta 2022-04-19 09:01:47
Pastors are never innocent
After watching the movie, my first impression is that the pastor is never innocent, but how you treat him depends on your own personal moral bottom line. After all, there are not many bad and good people. It is precisely because of the complexity of human beings that this matter is difficult to...
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Sister Aloysius Beauvier: [to Sister James] What have you seen?
Sister James: It is unsettling to look at people with suspicion. I feel less close to God.
Sister Aloysius Beauvier: When you take a step to address wrongdoing, you are taking a step away from God, but in his service. What have you seen?
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Sister Aloysius Beauvier: [to Mrs. Miller] Years ago I used to listen to all the news reports, because my husband was in Italy, in the war.
Mrs. Miller: [Taken aback] You were a married woman?
Sister Aloysius Beauvier: [Offended] Yes, but then he was killed.
