Thirty years ago, a small African village was infected with the virus. Because there was no effective medicine, the village was bombed to prevent the spread of the epidemic.
Thirty years later, another small African village was infected with the virus. This small village was larger and had a larger population. In order to prevent the spread of the epidemic, the U.S. government wanted to repeat its old tricks and blow up the village again.
This film is not like an infectious disease, which starts from the beginning of the disease to the end, but focuses on the country's attitude towards the disease. This attitude is the attitude towards life. I appreciate and admire the heroism at the end. But I not only have to ask, when it is impossible to take care of everything, and only limited sacrifices can exchange more lives, how to choose, and what is justice, I hope such a choice will not happen.
This film has a high rating, but the watchability is mediocre, so watch it carefully.
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