if you think it hurts

This movie, directed by Spielberg, is really touching. The director portrays the fate of a woman and exposes the background of the era of black people in the place of American society at that time.

But I thought if it was another film documenting and reflecting the oppression of black people, then what's the point? In line with the characteristic meaning conveyed to the modern audience, understanding the entire background of the era in 1983 may be able to deeply understand the director's purpose.

But I personally don't like this kind of movie that puts the pain on the table. Only commercial movies can reveal people's scars and say things.

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