I watched it in the home theater. The content is that there is such a place, its name is Red Land, where the ruler has a group of supporters, and the rulers and supporters completely ignore the voices of the outside world. They and their people live within the high wall "Great Wall". With the support of the supporters, the ruler can punish the state sellers for what they think is wrong. For example, because the protagonist is gay or lewd, they can kill them at will, without going through the law. Penalties are arbitrarily imposed on them by procedures, even if there are criminal laws, these criminal laws were written by the leader alone, and he is called the will of God. When they torture them, they will block all the ways that this kind of thing can spread to minors, such as sending children back upstairs. When the people inside are ready to seek the help of the police, the police will kill everyone, because the invasion has already begun. If they want to seek the help of the police, they should get rid of these superstitions before the invasion starts. The police will help them only when they go outside the Great Wall and seek the help of the police. When the police invaded, they tried to fight back to defend their territory, the Red Continent. Those who violated the Red Continent will be punishable! The above is the whole plot of the film. One last sentence, in fact, it doesn’t matter whether you are homosexual or not. The so-called homosexuality does not interfere with heterosexual life, and does not cause any influence on heterosexuality. It is very wrong for heterosexuality to prohibit restrictions or even impose penalties on homosexuality. It is a kind of harm to use your power to impose so-called "punishment" on others because of other people's private affairs when others are not infringing upon yourself! And this movie is a bit like the "Far Cry" series of games, the last bell is a bit like "Escape". Finally, I thought about it, because of the two names of "Red Continent" and "Great Wall" I gave five stars, because it was the director's original intention!
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