A class struggle movie, which tells the story of the protagonist Fred Hampton, for the class revolution, to get rid of the oppression of the bourgeoisie, to ally the Crown Party, and finally form the story of the Rainbow Alliance with white people. Through the informant Bill, the FBI has been in control of all the whereabouts of the Black Panther Party, including the last conspiracy Bill, who drugged Fred Hampton. In a coma, he was shot dead by the FBI and the Chicago Police Department. The film restores real history, and this kind of class struggle is still happening today, such as the Freud incident not long ago. Bill's character in the film is somewhat blurred in his eyes. Some things must be done. He is oppressed by his identity as a traitor. Said: "I have also participated in the struggle. This is my bottom line. I am not the kind of revolutionist who talks on paper. I am not the kind of person who stays out of the way, but judges others and judges what others are doing. At least I have my own. I put my heart and soul into it, and then I had the courage to come out and take great risks, but I did it, and what I did, let history judge.”
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