The movie is about the life of the people after the court's final decision. Every seemingly correct choice is at the cost of their own dignity, life and even the lives of their loved ones. Who can afford such a gamble?
Enlarge the scene of leaving the prison to everyone's life, and everyone is not like this. The people at the bottom give their hard work and personality to make a living, the middle class sells their time and dignity to maintain and improve the status quo, and the top group sells to maintain the status quo. human nature.
Everyone is not free. Maybe I've described the whole society too dark, but under the surface light everyone can see these things, the film just tells a story in an extreme environment.
It seems that human beings can only pin their hopes on various "second generations". They are the group that bears the fewest original sins, and history has proved that this group is the group with the most philosophers.
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