Redemption journey

Greyson 2022-01-03 08:01:34

An old policeman in a small town, Lao Hei, re-intervened in a serial murder case that had been investigated many years ago. And this time, it was the young and promising Xiaobai who was in the old position of Lao Hei. With the attention to "LITTLE THING", the case continues to have breakthroughs. In the end, the suspicion focused on a long-haired man. I thought that the truth would gradually surface. Unexpectedly, as Xiaobai irrationally killed the long-haired man by accident, it turned out that the old policeman had also dealt with the case. Killed a victim by mistake.

Old Hei didn't do what he said decisively to cover up for the little white face. In the memory, the past of forensic doctors to help falsify evidence is also revealed. This time it was Lao Hei who concealed Xiao Bai. From the hairpin that was burnt at the end, it can be seen that Lao Hei bought the same hairpin that was lost by the missing girl, making Xiao Bai think that he was the murderer by manslaughter.

The cross passed by at the beginning of the case

After helping Xiaobai pass the cross again

When passing by the cross at the beginning, the audience thought that this redemption was to give a confession to the girl who lost her life and solve the crime.

But after helping Xiaobai conceal it later, he discovered that the real salvation was a relief to the girl who had killed the girl by mistake.

By helping Xiao Bai, Lao Hei let Xiao Bai feel at ease to let go of his mistakes.

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Extended Reading
  • Alejandra 2022-04-23 07:02:59

    Not quite. The final reversal of the theme "subversion" seems to be a little new, but the overall editing is too watery, the performances of the three leading actors are killed in various meaningless slow motions, and the narrative is also dragged down to the point where it doesn't work as a whole.

  • Roselyn 2022-03-28 09:01:06

    I've been fooling around for two hours

The Little Things quotes

  • Joe 'Deke' Deacon: It's the little things that are important, Jimmy. It's the little things that get you caught.

  • Jim Baxter: Something I gotta know. How's the guy with the best clearance rate in the department work 15 years without a promotion?

    Joe 'Deke' Deacon: May be I didn't go to the right church.