More than a hundred years have passed, and it has not gotten much better

Dwight 2022-03-20 09:02:30

In our cultural and institutional context, it is basically justified that the police shot and wounded children in the chaos of the film. The wildness and uncontrollability of this group of children is unacceptable to our culture and system. The dispute over the rationality of law enforcement and the boundary line in Western law or civic consciousness is usually reduced to the question of "did you cooperate with the law enforcement agency". No, it is your fault. Religious and ethnically opposed immigrant communities in the film stretch humanity freely, maintain basic laws of survival, and maintain peace amidst tensions. This management method is a bit similar to the Western attitude towards the epidemic in the early days-now that it accepts the reality that it cannot be absolutely controlled (in the short term), then measures are taken to prevent its complete collapse. The same is true for human nature. They accept the complex reality of human nature, instead of trying to completely control it, but to prevent it from falling to a level that cannot be tolerated by law. Therefore, the West can allow immigrant communities like those in the film to exist. This cultural difference is one of the reasons why our mainstream society cannot accept the blatant existence of refugees or such immigrant communities. We need everything to be controlled and charged.

Destini 2022-03-25 09:01:18

85/100, first drive the chaotic points according to the map, and gradually construct the whole picture of the block. The introduction of the drone's viewpoint will undoubtedly bring a new viewing experience to this not new subject (On this point alone, "Bacrow" goes even further. Far away), the multi-party wrestling built a strong tension, and the last ten minutes were speechless. The shock came from reality and scene scheduling, which established a sense of participation in watching. At the same time, what is even more commendable is that the director did not take a pre-position, but recreated all this with great prudence.