I don't want to mention a word of politics here. The first half of the
film always thought that the reporter played by Sam Watson was the protagonist
. Only later did I know that the real protagonist was him. The thin and strong Cambodian Pandey around him
is so small and humble in front of war and killing
. His
wife and children are separated and homeless.
Before the cotton army entered Phnom Penh, he settled his wife and children
, but stayed behind in order to fulfill his promise to help his friends complete the interview. During the
labor reform, the lives around him died one by one. He survived with the belief of survival
. Slowly reduce, and finally there is only one
left . In the periphery of a big country, there are more and more angry youths clamoring for more and more, but
look at Pandey and his country, what can
we complain about?
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