Just like after I watched Indian "Hot", I instinctively felt that it was not an Indian movie, and after watching "Shame", I instinctively felt that this was not a Lebanese movie, although I have not seen a few Lebanese films, I am not interested in Pakistan. Lack of adequate understanding of the love-hate relationship with Lebanon. The film itself is great, the plot progresses layer by layer, and there is a burden every once in a while, just like when you open a door that looks bland from the outside and walk in, only to find that this place leads to a secluded place with infinite scenery. He said hatred, but in his bones it was Western restraint, even a little warmth. The ending was a little moved, but I didn't like it. It seemed that everyone was happy. However, ethnic hatred, how could it be so easily resolved.
I still don't understand, what is the purpose of the old lawyer? Why did everyone smile with relief after the final verdict? Furthermore, in terms of law, is it not required that the close relatives between the lawyers of the two sides should avoid it?
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