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face, solve
Crawford 2022-06-22 20:08:42
This is a film about human ethics, not a thriller or a suspense film. A low-level mistake that was not considered, ruined the lives of five people. But the main thing here is not to discuss the mistake and the person who made the mistake, but to find an attitude to face the mistake and to make up for or correct the mistake. When you lose your mind in a critical moment, when you lack trust in a pinch... the results speak for themselves. Six people went into the sea, and only one person survived. This is the best interpretation.
Extended Reading
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James: Our daughter is scarred for life. She'll either grow up to be oddly attracted to Popeye, or a lesbian.
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[first lines]
Amy: [off-screen] Still recording?
Dan: [off-screen] Yeah.
Amy: [off-screen] Alright.
Dan: [off-screen] Alright, 'kay, can we clear this area please! See that. I talk, people listen.
Dan: [video footage / Dan is behind the camera] Hi babe.
Amy: Hi babe.
Dan: How are you.
Amy: I'm good. How are you?
Dan: I'm good. You having fun?
Amy: Yeah. You having fun?
Dan: [as Zach burps off-screen] You look mighty tanned.
Zach: Hey!
Amy: [laughs] Oh my God!
Amy: [cut to] Do it again! Do it again! Do it again! Ready.
Zach: Hold on.
[burps]