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Romaine 2022-03-20 09:01:49
The Interpreter basically belongs to the category of plot and thriller, but moving between the constantly inserted memories and the heavy family hatred and sense of life experience, the process of stripping the slightly unimaginative conspiracy is inevitably procrastination, plus gorgeous The action scenes are absent, and the amazingness of first meeting sean penn is only enough to support me to watch the whole film patiently. At the end, I was shocked to realize that it was the routine and setting of the bloody martial arts romance drama on TV. The female pig was marked with a series of bloody murders, disillusioned ideals, abandonment of her lover, and struggled for a long time to discover that something to support her almost never existed, and waited for the male pig who took the introverted, tough and dedicated line to educate her with personal experience and pull her back. Healthy sunshine comes in a life of relief.
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General 2022-03-20 09:01:49
Aside from the political factor, the film becomes nondescript, but it is also because of politics that it is sensitive but blurs the focus.
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Scarlett 2022-03-26 09:01:06
There are beautiful girls, although there are many flaws, the male lead is ugly. But what is rare is that this movie is the good wishes of the good American people. Of course, because there are few resources worth fighting for, the US government is too lazy to care about these African brothers, not as aggressive as Afghanistan and Iraq. It was the Republic of Zimbabwe, a terrifying utopia.
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Asian Interpreter: Ladies and gentlemen, the situation in Matobo has now become critical. With Ajene Xola in hiding and Kuman-Kuman in exile, Edmond Zuwanie has few domestic obstacles to his policy of ethnic cleansing. The Security Council must therefore press for his immediate referral to the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
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Jonathan Williams: Which language?
Silvia Broome: The Matoban Ambassador. He'll be speaking Ku.
Silvia Broome: Ku?
Jonathan Williams: You speak the language, don't you?