The whole story involves politics and religion, and because the rule of law in the country is different, there are some views and practices that I cannot understand. It is bizarre and absurd that a murderer can be acquitted even when the evidence is conclusive. I wonder if the streets of the country where the film is located don't have the eyes of the sky? The police and prosecution agencies have all kinds of sophisticated tests, but I am surprised that there is no surveillance. I don't like this story. Fortunately, the actress's acting skills are very good, from the emotional explosion of eight-point suspicion at the scene of the explosion, to the collapse when the death of her husband and son is confirmed. Although there is no obvious tearing scene other than this, it cooperates with the film in the whole case trial. During the process, the continuous rain and the sad eyes of the heroine seemed to be in tears all the time, and all the interpretations were handled just right. The ending was very unexpected. On the one hand, he sighed that the heroine's hands-on ability was really too powerful, and on the other hand, he was surprised by her choice. The director may think that spreading violence against violence will have a bad impact, after all, such a realistic work. But I still want to say I don't like the fucking ending either.
20180528 Supplementary note: The above film review has not touched a word, because I do not understand the background of the country where the film is located, current politics and the rule of law, I may not post film reviews when I watch such films in the future, so as not to be misleading. Thanks for the comments guys.
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