In the first half of the film, the male protagonist is talking about various speculations to make money, but he also values love, including family and friends. So it is not surprising to go to work hard for the aunt in the future. The previous class reunion and the big brother's request to quickly refuse are also reasonable and not superfluous.
In the second half, I saw all kinds of sadness and powerlessness. The forces of all parties joined together to oppress, and they tried their best, but they were still powerless.
Think about it, every day, we seem to be like the male protagonist at the beginning, only concerned with the life in front of us, we are used to obeying leaders, we are used to being unfair, we are used to listening to one-sided words from the media, and we are used to hearing from loudspeakers. The correct thinking is to turn a blind eye to some unfair phenomena or even illegal phenomena, choose to acquiesce, choose to surrender, but if one day this kind of thing falls on our own relatives, or even ourselves, think again at this time. If you seek help from the public, you will probably get no response. In fact, isn't the so-called major national events just a stack of trivial matters of people's livelihood? If there is a family, there is a country. If we can condone the trampling of ordinary people by public power, then the country will be no country, and the family will not be the home.
Although the case in the movie was not acquitted, the change cannot be accomplished in a day, but someone has to do it. Fortunately, the male protagonist finally woke up and led more and more people to work hard for a fairer, more just and harmonious society. , The name-calling in the court at the end is really sensational.
What the male protagonist said to the policeman in court and to the young owner of the big company are classic.
It may sound like a middle schooler, but the first person to eat crabs is always laughed at.
Finally, I want to say that Korean movies can really make anything, so they look directly at the dark side of society. It takes courage to reflect and progress.
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