At the end, I reunited with my family, called my son and daughter's names, and said over and over again, I'm sorry, I'm at a loss. Finally, he is free!
Maybe it's because I haven't seen other works of the male lead, and I don't know the second male lead, so I wasn't influenced by other feelings. The male protagonist was taken away by his old friend. When he left the farm, his eyes were filled with complex and intertwined emotions. I could see the panic of regaining freedom but no real feeling, and saw the pity for the companion who could not be relieved. And the grief for myself who has gone through hardships in the past. Also love the restrained soundtrack of this movie!
If you say that you are not free or die, but the reality is that sometimes you must live to be free one day!
The calm lens has a turbulent feeling!
Got a reflection, the tears are cheap, but I'm going to give this movie five stars.
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