The whole story of this movie has a large description of the tattoos of prison inmates. In fact, in the entire prison, only Billy Bai has no tattoos. In the end, he was also affected by one tattoo. After a long time, the inmates next to him were comforted and comforted. It was talking, and gave a very long shot. Little Billy also saw sweat on his forehead, breathless, but the master got a tattoo after finishing work? Oops. . . Look at the size and complexity of other people's tattoos, and then look at you, and I will ask Billy if you are embarrassed?
Ps: Not as good as Kunshan Longge. It’s useless to leave tattoos. It seems to me that it meant to be easy to recognize when you die, but you see that so many prisoners’ tattoos are similar, and you have to check their identities for a long time after they die. So please have your name and ID number tattooed. Come on. . . Am I on behalf of the police uncle? Thank you!
Having said that, Billy is a British down-and-out boxer. It is estimated that he is also a miserable young man. He came to Thailand alone to beg for a living. After taking drugs, he went to punch (failed), and then was thrown into Thailand's worst (probably) prison for drug trafficking. The use of prison pockets shows that he is also a prison veteran. . Billy is also in a desperate situation at any time. In the case of language barriers, he struggles fearlessly as an ignorant, not only soaking in the beautiful and sexy ladyboy lady, but also relying on boxer skills to win status and respect for himself. (Of course in prison)
After watching the movie, I think the filming method of the movie is very interesting, and the performances and close-ups of the actors are also very attentive. There is no overly exaggerated method, just to show the harsh environment in the prison, and also play a role in persuading the world not to do evil and be thrown into the prison.
What’s interesting is that Billy has very few lines, very few ladyboys, few wardens, and few minors. Only the boss in the prison has a lot of lines and the prisoners have a lot of lines. The Thai language hasn’t been translated yet. We listened to it. Just like Billy heard it, he was stunned and could only rely on his ability to understand. This kind of movie has a sense of reality.
The film's depiction of Thailand's severely sentenced prisoners, this group of people, is a trivial description. Whether it's big golden teeth or dirty underwear, bare feet or small tattoos, it makes people feel what the prisoner's living world is like. What are the evil and desires that people have replaced after losing their positive and positive attitudes;
When the environment thinks you are incurable, how will this scum group slowly decay? And among the rotten scum, a trace of humanity returned.
At the end Billy found a positive attitude and found confidence in life. And his father did not give up looking for him. But as for the others in the prison, they may only slowly decay.
2000 years ago, the Chen Sheng and Wu Guang Uprising opened the prelude to the Qin and Han peasant uprisings, and the Lishan followers led by Yingbu could defeat the insurgents. It can be seen that a prisoner who is close to a beast and only obeys instinct is still violent. (With or without tattoos)
This movie allows us to see the life of severely sentenced prisoners in contemporary Thailand, and we can imagine the life of severely sentenced prisoners in China.
Can people be educated? Can people change? Of course, in the short life of a person, anyone has thought about change, but some changes are too late, and some things will never change.
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