It is also the subject of child abduction. "Dear" plays a sensational card, "Prisoner" is suspenseful, and "Missing Baby" is a combination of emotion, suspense, and philosophical thinking. Behind the story, there are dark emotions and profound philosophical thinking. The most prominent is undoubtedly that it throws a dilemma of human nature at the end. In addition, it has a great sense of substitution. After watching the movie, most audiences may ask themselves: what if it was me? choose?
Of course, this dilemma is not limited to the specific situation in the film. It is more of an essential meaning. Do we survive in cowardice, or do we perish in resistance? Should we pursue absolute justice, or should we consider relative utility? Will we endure the cruelty of truth or the beauty of indulging in lies? People are confused and confused, suffering and tangled in these two difficulties, insist on compromise, and move forward towards the unknown.
Perhaps, the choice of right or wrong is more due to fate, and the black and white of human nature are more gray and ambiguous, as Jesus said to the twelve disciples in the New Testament, Matthew: "I send you as sheep enter into wolves. flock; therefore be as wise as serpents, and as tame as doves.”
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