When this line came out, I really understood what the movie wanted to tell the audience. what is. The treatment of children in the film suddenly reminded me of Jean Valjean in "Les Miserables". In a society that lacks tolerance, everyone seems to see people with only one eye instead of one. Living in a slum, he has been a major concern of the school since he was a child. He was dropped out of school several times. He suffered from his father's domestic violence. When his father died, he was seen hurriedly coming out of the house with a knife, etc. All this seems to have pushed all the suspects onto the child.
The prejudiced vision seems to be the vicious circle of "Rashomon" that people can never get out of. A person who comes out of prison seems to find it difficult to gain a foothold in this society, and the way he survives is to commit crimes again. Then there is no need for people who go into prison to come out. But to change people's prejudice is another extremely difficult thing. So, what we have to do is to keep people from going into prison. In the film, the architect plays a sober role, guiding the eleven people to change their prejudices. Completed the redemption of this child.
The point of this film is not only to warn those in power, but more of those who hold the judiciary, to think more when you convict a person. I also want to tell the world that when looking at something, thank you for being calm and less impulsive.
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