Terrorism theme. Terrorist attacks by "neo-Nazi" thinkers targeting foreigners in Germany. The heroine, Katya, had a happy family. Although her husband is Turkish-German and has been in prison, he has lived a new life peacefully after getting married and having children. On an ordinary day, her husband and son were bombed to death at the same time, and Katya, who was devastated overnight, endured the grief from all sides, and faced life again on the verge of suicide. Legally give justice to your family.
But it backfired. Everything that should be done has been done, but all the efforts have resulted in the murderer's innocence. The reason is indeed not conclusive. This openly defending the aborigines of the country is really outrageous.
The final ending was also very tragic. Katya finally chose to use violence to control violence and perished with the "neo-Nazi" couple. Such a terrifying treatment of terrorism is truly deplorable. But then again, for ordinary people, when the law fails to bring them hope and justice, and the pointer of the scales instead tilts favorably, the word justice at this time sounds more like a joke. What is the majesty of the law, what is the justice, what is the eternal principle of heaven.
At the same time, I give a thumbs up to the heroine, who was once rated as the ugliest Helen in history, for her superb acting skills in this film. When it's time to be crazy, it's like a rabies attack, when it's time to be decadent, it's like a muddy mud sinking into a swamp, and when it's time to be hysterical, it's like being possessed by an evil spirit. Especially in the end, the peaceful one like water chose to perish with the terrorists. Just based on these points, it should be enough to get a few film festival actresses! ! ! hey-hey?
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