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Elisha 2022-04-23 07:01:48
In order to find out the secrets behind the drugs used in Africa, the heroine of the film agrees to exchange flesh with diplomats, but what she collects is not for her own interests. Thinking of it, first, there are various means to achieve the goal (she has not realized the transaction herself, of course, if she is still alive, she will not realize it), and secondly, she can do whatever it takes for the integrity that she is concerned about. . Perhaps this is the pursuit of truth that their educational system is concerned with, without impetuousness and philistinism.
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Ludie 2022-03-27 09:01:05
It's very beautiful. It combines love, collusion between officials and businessmen, and African scenery into this suspenseful case that tracks the truth. Later, with more and more flashback clips, it is really heartbreaking. The power of love is great, and a person will recklessly pursue the footsteps of his lover. And is this world so cruel that idealists can only be buried in the endless wilderness? This isn't Rachel Weisz's best movie, but it's the prettiest
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Jerrod 2022-04-24 07:01:05
One star for suffering Africa, one star for love that transcends life and death, one star for flawless performances, one star for stories full of meaning, and one star for breathtaking endings
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Tim Donohue: I can get you out of Kenya. it's one of the few things we still do well. Drop it now, and it's over. I'll make sure word gets to the right people. Go home... and live
Justin Quayle: But I don't have a home, Tim. Tessa was my home.
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[last lines]
Justin Quayle: [whispering] Tessa...