Civilian resistance is doomed, and the truth is drowned in lies. When the last "warrior" fell, justice could no longer be served. This land was as peaceful as ever, but it was no longer a free and equal home, but a greedy mayor and his servants. "Hell".
But the plot is too bland, the little characters' sense of struggle is not fully expressed, there is no strong contrast, and the sense of frustration and powerlessness is insufficient. Although the final result of "Breaking Down" is heavy, the characters do not experience a sad and powerless sense of collapse. Some of the plots are a little abrupt, and the background explanation is insufficient. It is more than two hours long, and there is still a kind of incompleteness.
The similar "Fool in a Dangerous Building" is better. The officials, big and small, who are colluding with the whole darkness and corruption, think of a boulder that is pressed on the civilians, until countless lives die under it.
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