Juan is a person who has no enthusiasm for the revolution. Being poor makes him convinced by the magic of money. His life is the most sought after. To put it more noble, it is a dream, and it is to become rich. However, after getting to know Sean, a master bomber, his life trajectory changed dramatically. Ben was excited to rob a bank, but accidentally freed the imprisoned revolutionaries, and became a part of the revolution by accident again and again. And all the coincidences made him a hero. When he lost all his relatives, the only thing he could rely on was Sean, who was born to death. When the enemy leader wanted to exchange money for his own life, he greedily looked at the money and hesitated. At this time, Sean handed the gun to Juan and let him decide for himself. With a gunshot, Juan killed the enemy, which also means that once the revolution is victorious, he will be the leader of the revolution. And Sean dedicated his life to the revolution, but left all the limelight to Juan, willing to be a behind-the-scenes devotion to the revolution, and finally detonated the bomb and sacrificed with the enemy. In this film, what is interesting is that those who complete the revolution are ignorant of the revolution, those who plan the revolution betray the revolution, and those who insist on the revolution finally choose death.
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