The real world

Timothy 2022-03-24 08:01:05

This is the American side. The United States was once the world's largest country, and the US dollar is still the world's number one currency. This is the dream of many people around the world. For the left, he left his own country, thinking that he was born in the wrong place, and that if he changed his place, he could change his destiny. People usually always think about what they get from their side and get everything, but people usually don't think about what they have paid for everything around them. This is not a question of fairness or injustice, but a causal cycle. Anywhere in the world, there will be a dark side that you don't know, because that's what's real.

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  • Evie 2022-03-29 09:01:10

    Immigration; f**king Green Card, f**king American citizenship, f**king struggle for a better life, f**king prejudice and intolerance

  • Janessa 2022-03-24 09:03:54

    The plot is very rich, and the portrayal of various characters is also good. It's just that because of the large number of characters, Uncle Ford's role in the role is weak, and it is not so obvious as the main line. As a classmate who has seen various ways to struggle to stay abroad... Very touching film. 5 points 5 points~

Crossing Over quotes

  • [first lines]

    Max Brogan: What do you want me to do?

    San Pedro ICE Processing Agent: Look, it's not my problem.

    Max Brogan: All I'm asking, Stevens, is did the old man get seen to? He was sweating and shaking when I put him on the bus. He said his arm felt numb.

    San Pedro ICE Processing Agent: Jesus Christ, Brogan, everything is a humanitarian crisis with you. You've signed off on more orders of recognizance than the rest of your unit combined.

    Max Brogan: Don't give me that shit. The man's about to have a goddamn heart attack. I want him seen to.

  • Max Brogan: I've never been invited to a shunning before. What is this? Something you guys brought over with you?

    Zahra Baraheri: I didn't bring it, I was born here. I'm the only one in this family who's an actual American.