The first time I watched a real "external subtitle" movie, I was really not used to it at first, but from about 5 or 6 minutes, when the two protagonists broke out for the first time, they basically integrated into it. The story began to ferment from a small quarrel, and a political riot was triggered due to the long-standing contradiction between the two ethnic groups of Lebanon and Palestine under "coincidence". The most exciting part of the story is the conflict in the court trial and the ending of the meeting and the end of the grudge. The editing is compact, the context is clear, and the tension of the characters is remarkable. In war, it is always the common people who will be hurt in the end. The lawsuit of the two protagonists was originally caused by their stubborn personalities. They are victims from a large political environment, and a trial that rises to a political level will never have a satisfactory ending. But the ingeniousness of the story is that it pulls back from the big picture to the balance point of the two people. Overall, I personally think that this is an anti-war movie that promotes human nature, and it is worth watching. Personal score: 8.5 points.
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