I think the third episode is the best so far, and the idea is simple and intuitive. Black equality. A few points are obvious. The attitude of the police when talking about black schools, the questioning of black people driving Volvo cars, the anti-violence posters in the film, especially the confrontation scene at the end, are clearly black and white.
Seemingly normal people are in a unified time and space, but deep racial discrimination is like a nightmare. No matter the escape, compromise, or individual resistance adopted in the film can not really change the fate, only by letting go of internal contradictions and uniting with the outside world can we achieve this. is the only way out. And among them, going to university is expressing that all these struggles are for learning. Learning to improve yourself is the fundamental solution to the problem. At the end, it is reminded that although 10 years have passed, the racial discrimination and power represented by the siren may still make a comeback.
The atmosphere, performance, and intention are clearly and completely expressed. Worth four stars.
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