This is a hodgepodge of materials and arguments about the Kennedy assassination that shocked the world on November 22, 1963. Most of the time, we are likely to be confused by these slightly procrastinated rhythms, various informative materials and extensive dialogues, and we are tossed in front of all kinds of evidence and speculation that may be questionable. Our worldviews are challenged; our judgments are dubious, and that's the beauty of this film—it seeks truth, not truth, but emotion.
The climax of the film is the high-spirited confrontation and agitation of prosecutor Jim in court at the end. It is not only the climax of the movie's plot, but also the climax of the audience's repressed emotions (the climax of the audience's emotions mainly has two points: one is that the audience is The catharsis of fatigue brought about by the repeated bombardment of information; on the other hand, the explosion after the inner emotional appeal is resonated). From this film, we feel the difficulty and deep frustration on the road to the pursuit of truth, but more of it is the persistent pursuit of truth, complete answers, and high-level meanings under the flickering light of our ideals.
So, this is a film dedicated to suitors.
To all those who are struggling in the struggle.
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