Nowadays, nostalgic films, tribute films, and biographical films are prevalent. Although those Hollywood big-screen and big-production films have received a lot of box office, they are often just grandstanding and popular films for film festival judges. What really shines are these seemingly niche, seemingly literary films.
"Dallas Seller's Club", in the western United States, in the context of the 1980s, AIDS was still a terrifying disease that people talked about. At that time, there was no effective treatment, and there was only half a month of life to live.
Of course, the male protagonist can't just die like this. In order to live longer and enjoy this life that he has not enjoyed enough, he started to work as a drug dealer. How would you rate the protagonist? good people? He has indeed extended the lives of more AIDS patients by himself. the wicked? By selling medicines and making money wantonly, the poor who have no money will not give away a medicine no matter how pitiful they are.
In any case, the merits outweigh the demerits, and in the end, it is to abandon the evil and promote the good, after all, so many people have been saved.
But then again, this is also in the United States, wanting to sell drugs in China? no kidding!
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