The plot of the whole movie is solid. I don't know if I understand it too much or the director just wanted to point out the drawbacks of Western liberal democracy. In one of the paragraphs, the judge will tell the defense lawyer that if this point of view is what he firmly believes is correct, then no matter what the facts are Rightly or wrongly, he didn't lie. At the time, I thought the judge was going to rule that the lunatic won, but it turned out good in the end. Most people think this is a well-placed hindrance in the story, but in the Western world it makes sense, and it sends chills down my spine. Fortunately, our country has the principle of political correctness, so there will be no situation like in the movie. Indeed, in this film, I saw how terrifying freedom without restraint is. A problem that even children know has to hurt the victims of the catastrophe time and time again. In my opinion, it is a democratic farce. In the end, I still recommend this movie that will make everyone reflect on it after watching it.
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