The flicker of ordinary humanity

A killer who is disarmed and returned to the field, a cripple whose conscience has not been wiped out, but is constantly changed by the sincere words of a young girl.
The power of conscience and justice is infinite, because it comes from God. Killers deal with killers in exchange for the lives of hostages. . .
A touching scene appears at the end of the film. The happy eyes of the girl and mother also contain the memory of the dead killer, and at the same time, it is also a celebration of the killer's rebirth. . .

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