At first you thought the love expressed in the film was just an appearance
And conspiracy is the truth under the sugar coat of love
And when you see it at the end you will find that love is still the foundation of everything
Even if you know it's conspiracy and death, there will always be love to guide you
The back on Quayle's last beach is the best proof
The film focuses on Quayle (Ralph Fiennes), a diplomat at the British Embassy in Kenya.
Sent to Africa with his righteous wife
However, one day, his wife Tessa (Rachel Weisz) was found dead in the countryside.
The result of the investigation is that he was killed by his lover
This is obviously unconvincing
Quayle decides to find out the truth about his wife's death
After he gradually got closer to the truth of the incident after many difficult forensics
He understands his beloved Tessa
Because it is caught between the conspiracy of the politically-backed British pharmaceutical companies and the British government.
See through this "political-economic" marriage
Drug makers who want to ban black-hearted drugs use Africans to test new drugs
Tessa's kindness and justice were murdered by these people
Now they want to take away Quayle's right to pursue a lover
Forbid him to find the truth
She was stopped
This is a sad and helpless film
We can't tell Tessa about the dangers of going to Loki
Can't stop her from dedicating herself to her journalism ideals and beliefs
We can't rescue Quayle from behind the scenes
As he pursues the clues of his wife's murder step by step
We have no position to let him stop
We can't tell African people as vulnerable as Wanza
He is being used as a "guinea pig" for drug experiments
We can't even stop them from getting treatment
Because that would deprive them of the opportunity for medical assistance
Under various pressures, people go through their own ways
Murdered the couple with kindness, justice and love
Tessa failed to achieve her career aspirations
Failed to prevent new drugs from continuing to enter the African continent
She was stopped
in a powerless, unjust way
That's the way here
when you are in such an environment
you will become extremely compassionate
When Quayle first came to Africa to pick up his wife who had just given birth from the hospital
Once rejected his wife's offer to take Wanza Kilulu home
Although he knew that the poor little girl who had just given birth had to walk a long way
to go back to your home
This is a huge physical consumption
But Quayle thinks the world needs help
There are too many people as unfortunate as this girl
It's not something they can do
Until he met a sensible little African girl while investigating his wife's case
Unsettled situation in Africa
As required, she was unable to board the rescue plane and had to run to the refugee camp alone.
And that's difficult for a young little girl
At this time, Quayle's attitude has changed dramatically
He wants to help this little girl
He wants to help even if he is alone
Just like his wife's choice
“I say put people first”
But that's the way the place is
The weak will only be bullied, fooled, deceived and abandoned
You can't help them even alone
Homicide where no pusher could be found
At the time of entry and exit, it can be said that Quayle's passport is forged
Although he is a diplomat
Just a few phone calls on the out-of-reach African continent
to end a person's life
It's a murder with no one behind it
Too many people want them to stop and go home
But for Quayle there is no Tessa
He has no home
He wants to fulfill Tessa's wish
He regretted that he had once doubted her and let her down
So even if threatened to see death happen to me, I was warned again and again
He still wants to help Tessa make her research public.
Accept your own death at the place where Tessa died
I want to be your Gardener
At first Quayle only knew that Tessa was busy with her work all day
And his own hobby is managing the garden in his spare time.
He has absolutely no idea what kind of dangerous investigation Tessa sees going on.
Nor did she know that she was at the center of a dire truth
He could not appreciate how many tragic stories lie behind the high mortality rates of African people
He loves Tessa in a simple way
Until the woman he loves dies for her work
Sacrifice for thousands of African people who they did not know
He loves the bravery of this woman more
I also understand her intention to not let him participate in her own consideration.
But the closer you get to the truth, Quayle also becomes more and more like Tessa
He often thinks of Tessa at various investigation sites
Remembering the tragic truths she faced with these dirty deals and heartbreaks
The smile still on the face
So the film is not only touching the beauty of Tessa
It's Quayle's tears when he thinks of Tessa and those silent, silent silences
At the end of the film, Quayle knows his fate has been
He recalls Tessa on the beach
He finally fully understood this woman
Learned all her secrets and struggles
"I know all your secrets"
"I think I understand you now"
no murder in africa
only mourning death
"Buried with the remaining 62 unregistered people"
This may be the fate of all African people who have tried new drugs and have adverse reactions
However, from these dead, we can obviously get more reflection
We can terminate the trial at any time
We can create more effective drugs without side effects
but we didn't
We take advantage with ease without worrying about their lives
Because their lives are insignificant
Because this benefit is readily available
Too many people are helping those behind the scenes to do bad things
But no guilt
Death is seen as a common occurrence
Kindness is seen as extravagance
Where do the wrongdoers go to find redemption?
Guangxiu's public account
You are welcome to inquire from time to time hhhha
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