A western starring Brad Pitt and young actor Kathy Affleck, it's a story about the ultimate disillusionment of one's unrealistic fantasies.
The movie is called Death of the Sharpshooter, and the sharpshooter is Jesse James, a real figure in American history who was active during the Civil War and belonged to the South at that time.
Jesse himself was actually a gangster and a robber, but in the eyes of many people at the time, he was a charismatic robber who robbed the rich to help the poor, a Robin Hood-like figure. Maybe it's because of his charisma, maybe it's political propaganda with a political purpose, or maybe it's a media stunt, but in any case, it's such a person who was finally betrayed by his little brother Robert Ford. .
Robert Ford actually admired Jesse a lot, but he ended up betraying Jesse. This may not be too difficult to understand, because human emotions are inherently wonderful and complex: adoration can turn into contempt for people, love can turn into disgust, love can turn into hate, hate can turn into hate Being in love - these complex and wonderful emotions of people are also shown in the movie.
The story of betrayal is so moving, I've heard people say it's a masterpiece, and yes, it's a masterpiece.
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