It's uncomfortable to watch, especially thinking about the brutality. The film is black and white, which feels heavier.
The film tells the story of Xiaobing pretending to be a captain and getting through all the way, from having nothing to doing whatever he wants, from panic all day long to extreme expansion of his heart, from being chased to wanton killing.
This is a true story, isn't it a miniature version of the abnormal growth of the Nazi Empire! ! ! Under the guise of justice, they shouted for the country and the people, usurped power, lost their humanity, and harmed the people.
A heaven, a hell. In the film, the two actors, as well as the veteran who drove the captain's car, faced the choice between good and evil, some were instigated to become villains, and some were forced to choose suicide for the sake of justice. It's embarrassing.
At the end of the film, this kind of evil still exists in modern society. How to avoid it? I think it depends on good law and good governance.
1. Restricted from the system. Power cannot be unchecked, laws and regulations must be standardized and perfected, and power must be locked in the "cage" of the system.
2. Consciously limited. Popularize the law among the whole people, raise the awareness of the law and human rights protection, and strive to make everyone shout for illegal acts, instead of "doing nothing and hanging up." The Germans made this film, which is the meaning of alertness, never forgetting past events, and being a teacher of future events.
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