You can imagine a girl who joins the army. Her job is to guard terrorists and prevent them from committing suicide.
Kerr was tired of repeating her boring life and made a crazy decision to become a soldier. He went to work in a prison dedicated to terrorists, where he met Ali, a Muslim man.
What she saw and heard in the prison made Kerr question what true fairness was.
The actors are very restrained and the film has a slow pace. I think it is a literary film. The director uses a realistic approach to portray the lives of prisoners in prison. They will use various methods to protest against the world, such as throwing poop on the caretaker, rejecting Muslims’ sense of prayer, and actively fighting for their rights. .
In their view, their rest of their lives can only be spent in this small detention space. So they have little confidence to continue to live.
The director reflects the repression of prison and the despair of prisoners through the eyes of actors, so that the audience can reflect on the suppression of human nature by the so-called hegemony.
You know some birds are not meant to be caged, their feathers are just too bright.
Friends who like independent movies can watch this movie.
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