55. The evil capitalist society has a problem, and you have to choose one. Either get yourself a bonus of a thousand euros, or avoid the unemployment of an unfamiliar colleague - it doesn't really have to be one or the other, but that's how the title for the proletariat is written. The characters are honest enough to answer my answer: if that colleague is standing in front of me, I'll choose the latter, otherwise I'll choose the former. Contrary to what the Communist Manifesto says, the proletarians of the world cannot unite, but each has its own predicament.
In the absence of a villain, this dilemma particularly attracted me in the first 20 minutes. I was disappointed when I saw the ending, but in fact, I was already disappointed when I saw the middle. The driving force was really monotonous. What kind of special effect does this repeated struggle create. Workers are either at home or not at home; they either listen to their family members or make their own decisions; With the encouragement of her husband, this woman interviewed nearly 16 people in a row, but she did not even improve her lines during the process. She felt hopeful when she received a positive answer, despaired when she received a negative answer, lost her self-esteem and gained comfort. The way the proletariat spends two days and one night is truly pitiful, and I like the format, but I don't agree that rigid plot equals good realism. How did this movie affect you? The girl cried alone for most of the time, or held back her tears.
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