Your whole family wants to be civilian heroes

There are old sayings: self-cultivation, family harmony, country governance, peace of the world. However, will a good boy who is rooted in Zhengmiaohong suddenly swipe a knife passerby, can the little fresh couple really come true forever, can the land under our feet be permanently peaceful, and will Maya’s prediction of 2012 really come? I don't know all of this. What I know is: things are impermanent! Just like the hard-pressed actor in "Straight Forward", how could he expect that something that could not be matched with him would almost ruin his entire family. Of course, he was lucky and even became a civilian hero. However, if you want to praise him for his heroic capture of criminals, he will definitely say: Your whole family wants to be a civilian hero!

Here's the thing: Samuel, the hard-working actor I mentioned, works as a temporary worker in the hospital and has a sweet and welcoming family-his beloved wife Nadia is pregnant in October, and he is about to be a father. But his terrible job killed him. A wanted man was admitted to the hospital and he was accidentally involved. Even his wife, Nadia, was also kidnapped. So, on the one hand, Samuel eagerly rescued his wife and fought against the criminal gang; on the other hand, he was sinking deeper and deeper in this quagmire, and he almost didn't step back behind closed doors.
If you are familiar with Hollywood's major police and criminal films, you may be disappointed. This film does not have sturdy agents with extraordinary IQs sneaking into the Pentagon to perform impossible tasks, and will not use special effects to blast the White House or the Statue of Athena, but will run through the streets of France with your vision. The director's use of portable photography is beyond imagination. However, there is one thing that is similar to the Hollywood police film. It is a family of police and gangsters. The villain of this film, Boss Willer, is the small boss of the police station. Although there are no big scenes, this low-cost French police film has intertwined plots and a strong rhythm. It can be called a model of low-cost police film. If the film filters out some regrets such as the police station is too chaotic that no one recognizes the wanted criminal, Wilner was arrested and put in jail quickly, etc., then it is even more worthy of recommendation!

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