This is known as the most thorough film in the history of South Korea - "The Insider", after its release, it won the box office champion of 19 banned movies in South Korea in 2015. The darkness involved is like Avici Hell, but it is also very close to the current situation in Korea.
Congressman Zhang is a powerful presidential candidate and has a good chance of becoming the next president.
President Wu is the boss of a future automobile group, with a wealth of wealth in his hands.
Li Jiangxi is the editor-in-chief of a Capital Daily, a top strategist who manipulates public opinion with a pen.
One puppet, two strategists, and the combination of the three is enough to shake half of South Korea. As a result, a large-scale image of officials, businessmen, and media colluding was presented on the screen.
Storyline:
1. Have you ever chewed dried squid? Very hard and hard to chew. Do you want to keep chewing? Right, it's already at this point, do you want to continue chewing? me too. Anyway, all they want is some snacks that they use to chew while drinking and surfing the Internet. After chewing for a certain amount, they will vomit, their mouths are tired, and they are busy with their livelihoods. That's right, we'll just make it to the end. The nationalism in our country is always burning fast, isn't it? It's just like other snacks, and what they want is not the truth anyway. If you are troubled, you will feel troubled, if you are funny, you will laugh, and if you want to scold, you will scold. That’s how hard you are troubled, laughed and scolded, and after the stress is relieved, you will finally feel tired.
2. It's hard to say what was intended, it's hard to say it's intentional, it's hard to say it's related, it's hard to say what a request
3. Memories are buried in the heart, forget the bus that has passed
With interludes and flashbacks, the characters are more clearly expressed and their characters are fuller. The plot is dragged by the director's camera performance.
In the end, Li Jiangxi's line is the finishing touch of the whole movie. It is a reflection on rights and a satire on the inferiority of others. It is like listening to stories rather than listening to the truth. Public opinion comes and goes quickly. This is the Internet A common disease of the times.
Politics itself is dark, but what does it have to do with me, just like the sun rises, the darkness continues to hide, until it is forgotten by a hundred days, and everything is peaceful again.
I am used to advancing in the dark, because I have never seen the sun. But now, my loneliness is even more desolate when the sun shines.
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