learn what to forgive, Reivew on The Words

This movie actually wants to tell you that there is no real right or wrong in the world. There can be parts, but there can be no permanent right or wrong. Irons is actually the core of the film's spirit. The old actor used his tired look like a tired look? Irons is the master of this expression), showing that he didn't know how to forgive his wife (lost the manuscript) and lost the motivation to create the manuscript He loves his wife, and today found that someone plagiarized the manuscript, but he chose to forgive him.
Here we have to commend the screenwriters of the film. Not only did they ingeniously make a seemingly ordinary moral film so dramatic, but the triple-door and triple-nested narration made our popular network actually list it as a thriller, which made it even more surprising. I feel that in the commercialization of 2013 today, in the face of plagiarism (so-called, from a certain angle), the way to solve it is to choose forgiveness. The redemption of the soul saves others and saves oneself. In this part of my life, the screenwriter would have written a legal action, and the winding plot would have been a blockbuster, and it would have been a true heart-pounding thriller. (Joke, nonsense).

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