"Selma" breaks away from the traditional mode of condensing the essence of life in standard biopics, but intercepts a period of political competition during a tense period. The film shows the whole movement through three marching clips. Compared with the cable TV series, the film is more powerful, more spectacular, and impressive. ()
Regarding the focused events in the film, detailed information can be obtained from history books and documentaries, but the film still uses a powerful way to uncover each sequence, and through the interspersion of performances and historical material fragments, it constantly pushes emotions to a climax (
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As Martin Luther King’s biographical film, the film can use a few shots to bring the supporting roles to life. Although it is a political movie, it reveals more humanity (
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