The character of the protagonist is just like the character of the movie.
The dissatisfaction is that the mother died and was indifferent (not overwhelmed), the children died one by one and the smile was always there (it can't be seen to be forced to smile), the people in the protagonist's family took drugs seriously, and the police representing the state's public weapon From time to time, I will make up a reason to give you a shot... There are so many plots that are different from our daily perceptions. It is difficult to say that these are not the director's unconventional gimmicks.
I don't know why many people commented that the last shot was a failure. I think this shot is the motive of the director's speech. There is so much foreshadowing in front of him. If you don't shake this burden, you want to suffocate the director to death?
Towards the end, the protagonist is escorted to the court to testify with an armed guard, and then a lawyer in the lobby teaches the protagonist how to do perjury in favor of the uncles. After the protagonist who has testified, the protagonist is brought into the car by armed guards, and a policeman angrily tells the protagonist falsehood. After taking a shot, the uncles and grandmother who were acquitted finally received the interview from the TV station... It was quite clever to describe the trial process and the verdict of the court without a single shot.
Guess it's a movie worth watching.
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