Unfortunately, in this solemn movie, she doesn't have a big smile.
Regarding the movie itself, stunning is definitely not there, after all, there have been movies such as Home Land before this. Closer to compare, 2012 Ben Affleck's escape from Tehran is also much more compact and refreshing in plot.
When Hoffman crawled out of the taxi, unable to speak in the messy scene, he drove off as he approached and staggered. But the ending music sounded, and the movie was only here after all.
But it's like a play that doesn't end but hangs in the middle, leaving my mind stuck in the air.
Then?
The Muslim boy who betrayed his father, will he retaliate?
A lawyer who was given trust and gentleness, how sad when she touched that bracelet?
Will Isa, who was sent back to her country, lose her freedom forever?
But, what about Hoffman, the captain of the anti-terrorism team?
Powerlessness is the saddest.
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