Originally, the Mexicans tried every means to escape to the United States, intending to start a beautiful new life. The hostess is looking forward to learning English every day. As a result, the Killing Day came, the Killing Day was stuck, and the surrounding area was always killing and clearing. A few friends started a journey of escape. On the way to escape, as long as they are not in the same camp, they are all prey and hunters. Finally, relying on Indians and fellow Mexicans, he fled back to Mexico with American friends.
Unlike our movie, when it comes to killing, it is always euphemistic and hesitant, never expressing the killing intention directly. The cool thing about this film is that you kill or kill, as long as you have a gun and mowing the grass, you don't even have a chance to communicate.
The chase at the end of the film is a bit of a petty, four people fight guerrilla with each other, and then either strangled or shot to death. It feels a bit low. It is completely possible to come to a positional battle and a defensive counterattack. Anyway, killing the city is the only theme of this film, and the ruling party has not advanced the environmental protection concept of killing hegemony.
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