There can be no heroes in movies, Reivew on Bad Education

Not to mention how superb the director’s storytelling skills are (story and memories are nested in the memory narrative, and only the width of the screen is used to imply this, but it does not make people confused), here is only from one in Hong Kong and mainland China. Viewers who grew up in the film environment feel about this film from the perspective of the film: It turns out that unlike what we thought, there can be no heroes in the film.
Juan filmed the affair, not to help Ignacio to extort and get justice; the brother did not act in secret, and when Juan went upstairs to see Ignacio, Ignacio did not come to life; Juan's heart was not kind under the beautiful appearance.
Eliminating evil and promoting good, sacrificing the ego to accomplish great righteousness, and willing to sacrifice everything to avenge the death of our father... These film themes that have grown up with us are so familiar to us that when watching such films, the director inadvertently reveals the details. Let's speculate on the good intentions of the protagonist (Dumbledore had to sacrifice himself to finally defeat the evil Tom in 2011's HP8, we can guess). However, none of these movies are present.
Movies don’t have to be about educating people with noble morals; they can also be simple and just want to tell the audience a very tortuous and interesting story.

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