It's not so much a film review, it's better to record a little bit of my own thinking that this film aroused.
After watching the short and powerful six episodes in one breath, there is no definite answer, and everything needs to be reorganized and thought.
1 If a person who sacrificed his life for the country is imprisoned for injustice, won't the country be chilling?
In a way, it is understandable that those in the name of human rights cry that all people have the right to live. But how many people who have gone to the battlefield can still have a clear mind, sharp eyes, and make accurate judgments at any time after experiencing many wars. Most of them are still in control, right? The protagonist who experienced PTSD in the war didn't know whether he killed or instinctively killed someone by mistake. Many things are difficult to distinguish when they enter the battlefield, and the Virgin should stand up and ask, did that poor boy die in vain? Is it the war's fault? Is it the little boy's fault? Is it the soldier's fault? The country doesn't care about the direction of your life, but if you face this kind of thing yourself in the future, can you still die for the country calmly? Can the closest family members go to war?
Humans are really annoying, they think too much, technology is not high, and they manage a lot.
2 What is the truth? Is what we see necessarily the truth? Is there anything I haven't seen? Is it possible that I have misunderstood something?
3 If the truth is discovered, will there be a fair trial? If there is no evidence, I have to help the judiciary to do the fairest trial, so is it right to do fake video evidence? It seems to be doing the right thing, but as mentioned in question 2, is the person who made the fake video all right to forge evidence based on facts? Will there be a time to go wrong? Does the judiciary think of themselves as gods? Is justice that can be manipulated or justice that exists for the sake of justice?
4 What choices did the heroine make? There is no absolute right or wrong in this world, only one's own choice, if it were me, how would I choose? Is it alright to have a clear conscience?
Maybe you shouldn't think so much, just stop it in moderation, it's rare to be confused, and it's good to have a clear conscience?
You can only weakly persuade yourself that you are not a god, you cannot think of a perfect ending, accept the imperfections of yourself and the world, because you have to live.
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