This is a story about family love. Like one of my favorite movies, "I Am Sam," the little girl's father was "a little bit different" from other fathers. Intellectually handicapped fathers may know nothing but love their children.
Human nature is complex. The seemingly morally correct authorities use their power to do injustice in the name of justice, while the prisoners with moral and legal flaws exude warmth and warmth, revealing the light of humanity.
It wasn't the father and daughter that made me cry in the movie, but the cellmate who sacrificed himself to make the father and daughter a reality, and he chose to do what he thought was meaningful. I know that this ending is too fairy tale, but I am still wet with this kind of love.
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