Of course, the judicial spirit and humanitarianism mentioned in the movie are the output of very common American values. After all, these main creators have always been most influenced by these values.
But the story of Bridge of Spies is valuable in one place. The one who upholds these values is Donovan. This also determines that Bridge of Spies is not a film with political propaganda significance, but personal heroism has become endearing. For the rest, the justices don't care about the precedents, the CIA doesn't want to rescue college students in this country at all, and the people look sideways at a dutiful lawyer and even shoot his family. A state agency with such an image would not be broadcast in some places. A country's ideals and values that it has always adhered to are rarely upheld in the face of interests. Obviously, such films cannot be used as political propaganda.
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