"Shawshank's Redemption" is a movie released in the United States in 1994. It tells the story of a wronged prisoner who dug a tunnel for twenty years with a stone hammer and finally gained freedom. The protagonist of the film is a banker named Andy. He found out that his wife had an extramarital affair. He wanted to kill the two with a gun, but he didn't do it. Coincidentally, another criminal happened to kill the two that day. Andy was charged with murder, sentenced to life imprisonment, and sent to Shawshank Prison for the rest of his life. In Shawshank, he met another protagonist-Reid, who can help every inmate get what they want. Andy asked him for a lot of things back and forth, but the initial purpose was just to pass the time. Occasionally, when he was engraving on the wall, a large stone fell off, which gave him the idea of escape from prison, so Andy digs his way to freedom behind a poster. One day, he learned from another inmate that he was indeed innocent. He went to tell the warden, but the warden who had been asking him to launder money kept the witness secret. Shot so that Andy kept laundering money for him. So, Andy couldn't bear it. He took the evidence he had accumulated for twenty years, and on a stormy night, from his hole-through 500 yards, to freedom. This film has a narrative sequence between each paragraph and each paragraph, and a large number of interludes are used, which makes viewers a great interest, and lays a deep foreshadowing for the truth of the ending, including everyone. Every line of's line played a vital role in the ending
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