I'm amazed that an in-depth anthropological documentary would be a hit and a commercial success.
Very simple, let the sinners who killed the parents of Han Chinese in Jakarta act out their crimes. This kind of temporal overlap makes people feel even more terrifying and terrifying!
But after thinking about it, you will find that this is the narrowest human will, performing itself.
Like Hamlet's ravings in the dark, where is his hatred? Where is his enemy? Where is the justice he seeks?
Many good friends, especially anthropology professors, especially like this movie.
After all, there are too few films that both tell the truth and gain insight into human nature.
PS The sequel is also great, but I didn't add it in order not to repeat it in this 30-part series. You can see for yourself.
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