Bill is determined to start his life again. The eldest son didn't buy this father, and the younger son didn't know what use this unknown father could do to him. As Bill became more familiar with the lives of his two sons, he began to act on his own.
Movies and even literary works have always been preaching universal values in a didactic, sensational way, but "Savage Bill" is a refreshing style. The film does not have too many touching scenes. The father who returned from prison was greeted by the hospitality of his alcoholic friends and the cold reception of his family, which is somewhat inconsistent with the plot arrangement of conventional movies, but it is so harmonious with our lives. What is commendable is that Bill has his own plans for his enthusiastic buddies; Bill also acts as a passer-by without complaining about his family members who are turned away.
As Bill gradually became familiar with the situation and found that these "buddies" of his were engaged in hiring his son to sell drugs, Bill did not resort to the law to seek justice or make hard efforts like regular preaching and sensational films. To educate children, it is very "father" to put this matter to rest, he just wants to end this matter.
Of course lectures and fights are not without them, but this film is by no means a regular film. It tells us the story of how to be a father very plainly.
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