Combined with the background of the film, the second year after JFK was assassinated, and the second year after "i have a dream" was published, the belief that black people should be discriminated against in the past few hundred years is collapsing, but most people still insist that black and white are different. Like the principal, who thinks that black kid should be kept out of the white world, even though she will allow black kids in her school. And the kindness that father Flynn unleashed on black children will be taken for granted as ulterior motives. . .
Of course, I can't tell from the film whether father Flynn made advances on the negro kid, I tend to have it, because in the 1960s, white people who shot black people could be found not guilty, and it was only natural to take advantage of it (this should be most Americans at that time. people, both white and black), and that black kid was given respect and equal opportunity, so the black kid is grateful to father Flynn. And neither of them felt that it was actually a crime, which was the problem, and father Flynn's hoarse and confident voice in the office also showed it.
Finally, the principal's doubt was actually the doubt of the entire white society in the United States at that time. . .
In the film, the battle between the principal and father Flynn doesn't matter, because the black people are the real losers, just like China in the Russo-Japanese War, the result was that Japan wins and Russia loses, but in fact China loses, because this It is a struggle on Chinese soil for interests in China.
The story is written for Americans, so it gets such a high rating in the United States, and we Chinese don't have such a cultural background, so it's normal to give it a low score or to understand it. I still give it a 5! ! !
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