"Their wounds in this history have never healed, and the arguments that take place in this courtroom are the beginning of a man who can think and have compassion on the suffering of others, some suffering must be spoken, even if it is not known, and no one can Decide what we can bear and what we shouldn't bear, no one." The plot, lines, and actors are all very good. At first I thought it was just a stubborn fool, but slowly I realized that there was such a heavy and painful past. Just like a farewell, Yili, a very small one, slowly draws out a lot of stories, intertwining the nation, the country, the war, the refugees, and politics. There are also a lot of things that interest me, such as the status of women, the male protagonist's wife is loved and respected, it can be seen that she has her own ideas and can express her opinions. The justice is also a woman, and the lawyer is also a woman. , indicating that in Lebanon, women have a high status and a high level of education; for example, in their judicial system, the judge does not stick to the law, but considers logic and justice. She will not make independent judgments because of politics and public opinion. On the contrary, their conclusions are closer to fairness and justice, and they think more about why it happened and which ones are more unreasonable; another example is honesty. In court, the plaintiff and the defendant insist on telling the truth, and they will never lie to escape because they want to take responsibility. After the conflict, they not only think about themselves, but also what the other party has suffered. Because of this respect and understanding, they can finally forgive each other; In the hometown; deliberately say something to provoke the other party, so that the other party also vents his emotions. I always hope to learn about a country, its society, people, life, beliefs, legal system, education, and women through a movie. Here, I have seen them all, and I have also seen myself like a frog in the bottom of a well, and I am amazed. Thanks for this movie, I don't think it was deliberate or exaggerated, I was very moved.
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