The movie time is relatively long, but you can watch it quietly all the time. The upper part looks very angry (maybe the sense of justice is too strong), because he was wronged from childhood to old, and the injustice basically runs through his life. In the second half, I was moved. Facing the suffering, I practiced a bit like closing the six senses in the Buddhist school, but it did not sink. When facing hope, the first reaction is not to give me hope, so as not to make me more painful, which can be said to be too desperate to do so.
The ending was a bit sloppy. I thought that the actor would finally say a long and classic counterattack, but only briefly said that he hoped that the judge would be fair. The ending is good.
After the movie was over, the person was searched, and after being released from prison, he did some anti-injustice public welfare. However, he did make radical remarks on racial discrimination, and at the same time he was unfaithful to his wife, so he was not perfect. In that special age, I was punished more than I should have suffered. After all, even now, the West is actually the white world.
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