The film is based on the memoirs of Prim Wilson, who served in the CIA. Wilson's husband publicly criticized the Bush administration in an op-ed, only to find that his wife, who was in the CIA, had been implicated. It's a true story and a film about real American politics. No intense fights, no gunfights and speeding scenes, we're seeing a fight on another front. Even if there is no bloody scene, it can better show the darkness of politics. In the past, political films tended to be bland or dull, but this film is a good combination of individuals, family affection, and ideological changes. Still able to keep fighting. As an anti-war movie, the plot and techniques may not be new, but it is very appropriate to criticize the strategy of the US government.
This film is very in line with the appetite of the actor Sean Penn, who has always been very unhappy with the Bush administration and has different views on the Iraq War. In addition, the heroine of the film, Naomi Watts, is no longer young, but she is still graceful.
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