It's a very early film, but I've always been afraid of feeling a little uncomfortable about this subject, so I only opened it after a few years. On how long it takes for a free man in a civilized society to become a slave to an inhuman. Possibly, just for a moment. And the most terrifying thing is that such sensational things happened not long ago in human society.
The terrible thing about slavery is that it is no longer possible to distinguish good from bad. Good to you is the kind of good that a master treats a slave. Bad for you is the kind of bad that can put you in the dirt. The world is no longer upside down, and the society is constantly doubting itself. But the only insistence is that he wants to see his family again and not to give up his right to be a free man.
During this period of time, I was looking at Western philosophy, and one of the arguments was that there is no so-called objectiveness in the world, so-called truth, and all people or things have different perspectives at different times.
Yesterday's human society had slavery, and today's human society has repeatedly committed evil while being vigilant. What kind of system and system will greet us in tomorrow's human society?
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