Adapted from a famous Broadway stage play, filmed in 1941 by the famous director Frank Capra. Since the beginning of World War II, I am afraid that the content of the film will have a bad influence on the hearts of the world, so it was delayed until 1944, which was the latter part of the war, before it was officially released. In fact, this is just a black comedy with a peculiar conception, and it is not toxic in itself. Behind the joy of fun, this film tells the bleak evening scene of the elderly lacking care: Death is their greatest relief, and murder has become a kind of expression of goodwill. The theme of the story is quite reflective.
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