The whole film gave me the feeling that it was trying to poke tears, but for me it was always empty. The little girl is too mature, sensible and loving, too unreal. Going back to five years ago, I might cry like a dog, but once I analyze the plot and talk about logic, it will be too dramatic. A mentally handicapped person received a normal judicial trial, the police chief intervened in law enforcement because of his personal interests, the court completely ignored the autopsy results, the prison management was loose and chaotic, the six-person room had private bathrooms, and the loud noise brought people back, but they were not found, sitting in a hot air balloon (can create The level of coming out is also quite high) and wants to escape.
The plot should have ended when the father and daughter smiled and parted, and I felt very uncomfortable when I watched my father cry and say help me and I was wrong.
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