Need to know about some of the relevant history The emotional substitution is not deep enough, but even so, you can feel the excitement. Excellent legal films are often like this. The defender, the 12 angry men, the capote, and even the sex book tycoon. The very logical and coherent but richly realistic tension can burst out the shocking power in a small amount of idealized depiction, and legal films can often show other strange father-son love in this film in addition to the eternal discussion of justice and fairness. The mystery of schizophrenia in the first-degree fear that impressed me even more is a manifestation of human nature that is outside the law but also closely related.
The idealism that I thought was reality is actually the cry and effort of naked reality and a hint of romantic beauty, and the film is really restrained, restrained, romanticized, and portrayed that public law is often stronger and more perfect after it is overthrown (although it will not appear) No man should be to blame singly for the whole establishment and system, notwithstanding there are one and another flesh defaced and demised. "Are you afraid of court?" "I just don't want to be humiliated again."
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