It's been a long time since I saw such a magical drama that I can't stop! The actors performed fiercely, presenting vivid images one by one in front of the screen. Towards the end of the last episode, there was a comparison between the actor's image and the real character's image, and the similarity made me give a thumbs up to the director's full sincerity. There has been a lot of discussion about the procedural justice of the Simpson case, but the show is not just talking about the right and wrong, right and wrong of the case itself, but more about portraying the people involved in the case throughout the trial process. Love, hate, and hatred, and illustrate the racial issues by depicting the joys, anger, and sorrow of these individuals. How do shit sticks influence public opinion, how media public opinion consumes the case itself, and what kind of collision exists between political correctness and judicial justice, etc. The director's perspective is very cold and comprehensive, there is no deliberate sensationalism, no obvious refutation, but calmly uses the camera to tell you, there is something seriously not right in the public media, in the police department, in the law system and in the society. Quasi-five-star praise!
PS: Sister Sarah has once again proved her acting skills and has become the goddess in my mind. It is really a grievance to put her in the United States and fear.
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