It is no exaggeration to call Mandela a great man. Faced with the apartheid and racial discrimination of the ruling government in South Africa, how to help the people on the road to freedom is really not easy. From the initial non-violent protest, to being forced to carry out violent destruction, after being detained for decades, he came out and led the people to use peaceful means to truly become the master of the country.
The great man is not a saint, and the young Mandela also has imperfections and frivolities, but Mandela obviously matured a lot politically after being imprisoned before he can truly succeed in the end. Dare to face and describe these, I personally think this is a rare feature of this film.
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