"Killing a Mockingbird" is one of Hollywood's most influential films showing race relations issues and impresses the audience. The film shows the audience the fragility and embarrassment of justice under social prejudice and custom culture; the spirit of not being afraid of evil, knowing it is impossible but still sticking to the faith makes the protagonist in the film have a powerful force, and also makes the audience heroism Encouragement.
"Kill a Mockingbird" is an epoch-making masterpiece of symbolism. The film has a strong symbolic meaning, and with the strength of an axe and a knife, it leaves an eternal testimony to the era of disappearance. The explicit intention of the film is to contribute to the black movement, while the implicit intention is to show how a nation should move from ignorance, prejudice, and stubbornness to civilization, justice, and rationality.
The success of "Killing a Mockingbird" lies in its clever narrative perspective and structural arrangement. The story of the film is told from the perspective of the lawyer's daughter. This narrative perspective makes the audience feel a sense of identity with the heroes and characters of the heroes in the film. Since the film is performed from the child's perspective, the audience's position is also influenced by the child. With the help of children’s vision, the audience saw the heroic deeds of white lawyers who were just, brave and impartial in law enforcement, but could not see the various things that happened before and after the trial, which made the audience deeply impressed with the noble image of the white elite.
The scene of the court debate is the climax of the film. The two clues of the movie merge into one in this scene and influence each other. Although the lawyer Fincher is not a violent knight who can let the audience see his blood, his qualities of perseverance, justice, perseverance, tolerance, rationality, and fraternity in the film impressed the audience. Although the black Robinson was eventually convicted, Vinci's rational and calm court debate not only supported the lamp of hope for black contemporaries, but also planted the seeds of justice and conscience for future generations.
