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Political movies with good suspense effect
Madie 2022-03-23 09:01:58
Nicole Kidman's performance in the film is very good, and the process of the protagonist's psychological changes is vividly realized. Sean Penn's words are average, and his performance is a bit like shooting a literary film. The whole film is based on the human rights issue of a country in Africa. Through the life experience of the United Nations interpreter and relatives, the film is connected in series, interlocking, gradually deepening the theme and revealing doubts. Although the pace is relatively slow, it is well grasped. , so that the audience has always maintained a slight sense of tension, and this film focuses more on describing characters, with a strong sense of substitution, unlike other political films that make people sleepy. The time is relatively long, please watch it when you are in a good state of mind, it is recommended.
Extended Reading
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Tobin Keller: What were you doing on that bus?
Silvia Broome: Thank you for bringing me home.
Tobin Keller: Hey. Hey! I lost a man today. A kid. How do you know Kuman?
Silvia Broome: I don't. I never met him before.
Tobin Keller: You're lying to me again.
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Silvia Broome: I'm not lying. I went to him for help.
Tobin Keller: With what?
Silvia Broome: I can't tell you. Someone might get hurt.
Tobin Keller: "Someone might get hurt". There's a bus full of dead people! "Someone might get hurt?". Who? Someone you know? Someone who's mixed up in all this?