There are many touching parts of the film, and the filming is very delicate. It can be viewed from many angles. Different people can also analyze from different standpoints.
First of all, the subject of educational violence is very sensitive. It can be said that it is a topic that occurs a lot but is difficult to discuss in depth. If it is only a case, it will not have such a big impact. The problem is that this problem is no longer an isolated incident, but a social problem. Problems that every country encounters. Fortunately, it was filmed in South Korea, and it was so real. From the perspective of material selection, this is not just a movie, but a gauntlet to challenge social injustice. Its success caused a sensation in the society, promoted social attention to the sexual abuse of disabled children, and contributed to the norm of legislation. That's what makes it so successful.
It's also very clever, and it's very realistic. Stories often don't develop in the direction the readers want. If the ending is that the bad guys get their due punishment and the children grow up healthy, then the film loses its authenticity and strength. Its ending is imperfect and heart-wrenching. The bad guys are still at large, and the law is still not doing justice. Small people are still small people, living in their own environment, still powerless, still suffering. We can only rely on an optimistic attitude to chat and comfort each other, and warm each other through each other's meager temperature. Pain is life. It can be said that it is unfair to the law, government officials shirk each other's responsibilities, and they will only suppress the common people. Let those unscrupulous lawyers feel ashamed. I also remember that one of the seven deadly sins is greed. They thought they had won a lawsuit and won the so-called fame and fortune, but they have lost their conscience. Not only does it have no professional ethics, but it also has no humanity; it also makes people reflect on whose rights and interests are protected by the law, and what kind of heart should people who study the law have.
From the standpoint of the hero and heroine, the last line is very powerful: "We fought all the way, not to change the world, but to prevent the world from changing us." No matter how society changes, people must have a boundary in their hearts. , a bottom line that cannot be crossed. Even if the outside world does not understand and your family does not support, you still have to persevere and keep the pure land in your heart. The price paid is hard for others to imagine, and there may be nothing left in the end. Even if you know that there is no way to go to the end of the road, you still have to go on. This is the warrior, it is justice.
He couldn't hear, couldn't speak. So suffered more grievances. We can hear and speak, but what can we do? Inaudible, the fog cleared. Justice requires everyone to have their own judgment. We need to believe that one day the sun will disperse the dark clouds and fog, and give the children a clear blue sky.
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