"The Color of Bassati", "The Furnace", and "Terrorist Live" are all expressions of the individual's cries and struggles in front of the social system, government and state apparatus. But think about it, which country, including Europe and the United States, can say that the people at the bottom of their society and those on the fringes have the right to make their voices heard? Democracies originating from the West have been advocating representation, but why are some people's interests more and better represented, while others are not.
It has always been very interesting that many countries where these films of personal struggle are made have democratic elections and loose control, but elections cannot solve these social conflicts. What is justice, what is justice, what is public opinion? This is a question any society needs to ask itself all the time.
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