Plain, restrained, and heavy, under the lens of realism, it is a strong reflection of modern society. Ken Loach's use of a camera against a national system is admirable.
Self-esteem humiliated by the procedural system, fallen people abandoned by the changes of the times, ordinary people ignored by the bourgeoisie. I, Daniel Black, take back the rights that belong to our citizens in the most direct and active way possible.
Do coconuts kill more or sharks kill more? —Do political systems kill more or wars kill more? A simple, pure and direct metaphor, the seemingly harmless political system invisibly kills one fresh life after another.
Maybe you haven't really experienced the bottom life of despair and displacement, and you'll never be able to appreciate the greatness of "I Am Black".
"I'm not a customer, I'm not a customer, I'm not a service user, I'm not a lazy person, I'm not a thief, I'm not a beggar thief, I'm not a string of social security numbers, I'm not a piece of data on the screen, I pay taxes on time, and I pay a lot of money. I'm proud of it, I don't bow down to the powerful, I treat my neighbors with sincerity, I do what I can to lend a helping hand, I don't accept, let alone seek alms. I'm Daniel Black, I'm an upright man, not a begging dog on the street , I am here to claim my rights, and I ask you to treat me with respect. I, Daniel Black, am a citizen with no extravagance and no compromise."
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