"Chasing: The Bomber" doesn't seem to be watched by many people now. I feel that this score will continue to rise. It is adapted from a real event. The overall style and atmosphere are very good, a bit like the TV version of "Zodiac". There aren't a lot of action scenes, it's more that the protagonist is looking at piles of documents in the office and ripping off the cocoon. The two timelines alternate and parallel, and the excavation with a little human and philosophical themes is a bit like the first season of "True Detective". Criticizing those who pursue liberalism, disregarding social order, and often harming other people's lives for the sake of personal ideals... This is actually a very common plot in Hollywood movies or American dramas. But the murderer's thesis on the imprisoning of human nature by industrial change reminded me of a description of workers in capitalist countries in the textbook "Zhengzhengzhi" of that year: obtaining cars, refrigerators, etc., is for the sake of more labor. Capitalists extract value. Haha, I don't know if there is still any... Nowadays, we are all pursuing a comfortable life, more convenient transportation, more entertainment, and closer contact with others. In fact, freedom is something you can give yourself, not technology or politics. Some people give up everything, stray or become a monk, and have no competition with the world. Their souls are still not free, and they can only escape in the last place.
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Looking forward to a new drama of the same theme this year, David Fincher's "Mindhunter"
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