The film is shot from the perspective of a lawyer who has no knowledge of the case. This is a famous lawyer who never misses, you know he's going to win, you just don't know how. The lawyer was unwell and was strictly controlled by the nurse. The mouse and cat game is so smooth that it's hard to guess what's going to happen next moment: lawyers always want to do something small, nurses can always figure it out - which invisibly brings a different kind of charm and color to the film.
There are many obstacles in the case, and you know the truth will eventually come out, but you still can't help worrying about the lawyer's stumble. The perpetrator is in high spirits, and his gestures are very natural, but you can't help but wonder. The case has taken a turn for the worse, but you are worried that the murderer will escape legal punishment. When the nurse finally broke the lawyer's last little trick, it was a relief, wow, that's great. The whole film is completely without urine, I just want to ask, is there anything else?
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