7/10
The ending can be said to be very realistic, but I always feel a little overworked and sensational... The father-son relationship line blindly highlights the father's love for the son, but I don't feel much personally, and the uploading of the recording left for the son before his death failed, it should be counted as one Tears, but not moved. Because the interaction between the son and the father is really not much warmth... Frank is like a gambler. Although he seems rational, he eventually died of the chips he refused to let go. The motorcycle policeman is one of the characters I regret the most. He longs for a normal life and tries to put his life on the right track, but the reality is not what he wants. He really tried hard to live a good life, his girlfriend had a child, and finally decided to get married. It seemed like a happy ending, but in fact it was just suppressing his true side again. Sad for him and relief for him when he finally died. For him, death may also be regarded as an alternative relief. At the end, the surviving heroine handed the evidence to the reporter, and then took the child with Frank's girlfriend, got ready, left the house, and moved towards the unknown and the hope that may exist. Love this drama. No matter how fucked up life is, it has to go on, doesn't it? The reality of life is so powerful that as long as you don't admit defeat and don't compromise, you can't be considered a loser.
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