I could give it 4 stars if it was a fictional film but it's a different story if it's a biopic. Compared to many other similar biopics (such as Focus on the Washington Post), breaking news is more popular, and the events themselves are more watchable. But the director's purpose seems to be limited to telling the story itself, which makes the film feel a little powerless in the middle. And the photography of this film is a novice. I don’t say that the lens is defocused. The overall photography is very shaky. I can understand that it is to create a sense of reality by pushing the lens directly, but like Paul Greengrass Louye, you need to relax when shaking the lens. There is a degree, otherwise it is easy for the audience to play. The music at the end of the film is quite good and deserves praise.
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