about to serve his sentence in prison the next day, the hero spends his most precious day with his best friend, his father, and his lover, and then he is about to lose his freedom for a full seven years. So all the stories happened on this day.
There are two classic episodes in the movie.
One is the male protagonist in the bathroom of his father's bar. Someone wrote "f**ku" on the mirror. He looked at the "f**ku" on the mirror and himself in the mirror, and issued a message. The lament of the series "f**ku", and all those who he "f**k" are the ugliest side in his eyes from people from different countries; these people he "f**k" actually live So free, but he was going to spend a long time in prison. ——I don’t know if people in the countries involved in the film will protest the film after the film is shown.
And there's the ending, where he's sitting in his father's car, and his father tells him at the next intersection to either go to jail or go straight down the road, get out of here, and never come back. The father's words became pictures of the future life of the male host. He got out of the predicament by his own efforts and lived a happy and happy life. But when the camera came back, he was still sitting in his father's car, his quiet expression as if he had entered a dream.
I still don't understand why the movie is called "25 Hours", where is that 25th hour?
In the end he chose to go to prison or to obey his father, I don't see it at the end of the movie.
Perhaps the answer can be found from the beginning of the film. The male protagonist rescues a dog that has been seriously injured but does not want to die, and finally he establishes the owner of the dog. I think the director arranged this plot to have a moral, maybe set a tone for the whole movie.
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