The first North film will give it four stars for friendship. I don't know Aki very well, so I don't have idol feelings. The method similar to the documentary is not hysterical, but it is not boring to watch the whole process, but it is a long stream, because the display of refugees is very real, and each refugee individual has its own misfortune, but accepting refugees means reducing the number of nationals. Welfare, individuals can provide help out of kindness, but the state machine is not so simple. This is not a problem that can be solved by simply criticizing the bureaucracy of the authority. It may only be solved by realizing the unity of mankind and the elimination of war and realizing communism. The portrayal of refugees is very delicate, with a touch of sadness throughout, but in the face of bully neither being able to resist nor unwilling to resist, it makes people feel very aggrieved.
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