Humiliating, racial conflict movies, small conflicts about race that occurred in the powder keg of the Middle East, escalated into racial conflicts with judicial intervention. All conflicts originate from a painful and oppressed past, and uncontrollable anger erupts after being humiliated. Apart from these, the relationship between people is quite harmonious, and the two sides that help each other and even oppose each other are the relationship between father and daughter. In the end, there is no distinction between who should win, who is justified, or who has a great reconciliation. There is no principled fault, just to gain face. Maybe quarrels are the daily care of each other, become a part of life, or tolerate each other. It's especially true that this film should really be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize. Last year's Oscar nomination for a foreign language film was comparable to that of a salesman. Highly recommended, a movie I really liked.
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