Contrast is one of the biggest features of this play. When the black family was besieged by the white people in the whole town, the dramatic conflict broke out in a bloody murder case. In this way, I think of the law of animal survival. When a strange or different kind of animal enters its own safe zone, what I usually think of is not a friendly greeting, but an ineffective attack to cover up fear. Perhaps only death is the most secure state. As everyone knows, the darkness and distortion in the deep heart of human nature will be like poison.
There is one thing that the screenwriter and director have overlooked. It is an attempt and judgment against realism. That is, the little boy turned on the TV after his father died and took up a baseball glove to play with a black child. This kind of calmness after a major family change is actually shuddering. And it runs counter to the innocence and beauty of the final picture.
But in any case, this is a very positive film, not based on the plot, but the prefix falls into a certain stereotype, the latter is good, and it is worth a product.
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