Hate is terrible, I think I hate it the most Not a single person in this film has reached the point where life is worse than death in these criminal laws.
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Hate is scary
Ashly 2022-03-22 09:01:28
This film focuses on the father of an 8-year-old beautiful boy who died in a car accident, unable to escape the shadow of bereavement and living in hatred all day long. The perverted old man made him go through the barriers and tied him all the enemies he wanted to kill day and night. In front of the car accident witnesses (who did not tell the truth for fear of causing trouble), the judge (who only sentenced the perpetrator to a short prison sentence), the perpetrator who killed his son, the father must put away the relics that accompany his son every day The key can only be found by burning it. The relics are his thoughts. Burning the relics means forgetting his son, forgetting sadness, and forgetting hatred... In the end, he did it, but he didn't save the three people. The old man meant to let him come out, don't ignore his wife and daughter because of this, but in the end, the father killed the old man, his wife also died, and he will never know the whereabouts of his daughter...
Hate is terrible, I think I hate it the most Not a single person in this film has reached the point where life is worse than death in these criminal laws.
Hate is terrible, I think I hate it the most Not a single person in this film has reached the point where life is worse than death in these criminal laws.
Extended Reading
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Deborah: [to Lynn in the Emergency Room] Look, if you've got something on your mind go upstairs to psych. Just don't bring it in here. We don't have any seconds to spare, Lynn! The woman standing in front of me had to be dragged from the locker room to put a chest tube in a trauma patient. Lynn Denlon should have been the first one there.
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Jeff: He died in my arms! My eight-year-old son died in my arms.