If their stories were written into history, perhaps there would be a sentence like this, during the Vietnam War, seven anti-war activists marched in Chicago and were arrested. Known as the Chicago Seven.
Abraham Lincoln once said something like this: If the democratic system of this country is corrupted, then the people exercise the power of revolution to subvert the system.
The film retains the director's usual high-speed dialogue style, with climaxes after another, every sentence is heart-wrenching, fluttering and immortal, which is addicting. The lines reveal respect for freedom and contempt for power to oppress freedom. The main creative team controls the rhythm. And the clips of the story are amazing.
The message conveyed in the film is like a hymn in depression and depression, which makes people feel refreshed and awe-inspiring!
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