Nicole is like a weather vane, she bravely admits her mistakes and resolutely bids farewell to the past. But Witt's mistake is not as simple as Nicole's, but a mistake with very serious consequences, and he has the opportunity to blame others, get away with it, and continue to be a hero. Will Witt follow in Nicole's footsteps and have the courage to admit his mistakes? That's the theme of the movie.
Halfway through the movie, I didn't understand what it was trying to say.
The ending is unexpected and intriguing, but, inevitably, procrastination. Witt's narration in prison and his son's visit seem to be superfluous and superfluous.
You can only bear your own mistakes. Because you can deceive others, but you can't deceive yourself.
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