I only know that Sam played some racially discriminatory or even a little stupid policeman who mentioned that his mother had no confidence. The period from hearing the sheriff's suicide to the time when the advertiser threw it out the window was one of the few tears in the film.
The upright bar behind for evidence collection is even more heroic.
In the most elaborate performance, Sam looks into the mirror with tears mixed with tap water. The psychological display of a series of facial expressions is in place; when his mother extinguishes the fire on the billboard, he shouts his name desperately and angrily to the son who is constantly persuading him, and When I was angry at the pastor in the kitchen... my heart was picked up. The story is hard to say, but it is indeed very detailed. The emotional performance of the actors is too good. There is no emotional emotion of crying and laughing, but they are all powerful.
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