I have seen and watched documentaries about the Khmer Rouge before, and some of them were uncomfortable, too cruel and bloody. Julie's point of view is very clever, different from the usual films that describe this kind of grand historical event and also different from documentaries, but focuses on a family, with the family of a little girl as the line, it is the family that the Khmer Rouge wants to collapse. I, want to build a great communism that does not take family as a unit, and eliminate the idea of selfishness and privateness, and Jolie tells us why the family is the strongest bond for everyone, sacrifices himself for the loved ones, and why people have "selfishness" idea.
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