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What I heard is not true
Quincy 2022-03-19 09:01:04
I watched this classic work by Akira Kurosawa on the recommendation of my evidence law teacher, and then I strongly recommended this movie to my friends and juniors. Let us feel how the witness, under the influence of his own interests, glosses over everything that happens in front of him, or interprets everything he sees in his own way. In fact, the truth is everything that happened in the past. It cannot be restored or repeated. It can only be approached infinitely, but it can never be reached. Don't believe everything you hear or even see...
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Israel 2021-11-13 08:01:23
Can't watch it, can't watch it, the heroine is too ugly...
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Zane 2021-11-13 08:01:23
"I heard that the ghosts in Rashomon escaped because they were afraid of the cruelty of the people here." Compared to the quartet lies, the beggar's savage expression with a clear chest and awe-inspiring look at the evil made me chill. The last question in the rain made me cry. Poverty turns kindness into sin, lies force people to interrogate themselves step by step, and they are no longer qualified to hold on to the bottom line of right and wrong. Kurosawa continued a bright tail, really had to continue.
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Priest: Dead men tell no lies.
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Commoner: We all want to forget something, so we tell stories. It's easier that way.