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like a defender
Wade 2022-04-22 07:01:04
The story line of the Korean defender and the story line of the American Empire's Bridge of Spies are really fried chicken images. They are both cases where a lawyer first started to make money, and then he found justice and began to justice. In the process, he was threatened and then was arrested. How could the defenders be abused, but they succeeded in the end. But the US imperialists are still too general, and the final angle is still too big. In contrast, this South Korea's delicate, from smaller people, and very real, even The methods of masochism are all so real (not exaggerated and not very vague), and the atmosphere of this film is darker, darker, and more touching. The male lead's performance and shocking personal feeling are better than Bridge of Spies. The bridge is a little more relaxed, and the ending is dramatic and too bland, but the male supporting performance is quite a surprise.
Extended Reading
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Rudolf Abel: Standing there like that you reminded me of the man that used to come to our house when I was young. My father used to say: "watch this man'. So I did. Every time he came. And never once did he do anything remarkable.
James Donovan: And I remind you of him?
Rudolf Abel: This one time, I was at the age of your son, our house was overrun by partisan border guards. Dozens of them. My father was beaten, my mother was beaten, and this man, my father's friend, he was beaten. And I watched this man. Every time they hit him, he stood back up again. So they hit him harder. Still he got back to his feet. I think because of this they stopped the beating. They let him live. "Stoit i muzhik," I remember them saying... "stoit i muzhik." Which sort of means like uh, 'standing man'. Standing man...
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James Donovan: [forced to leave dining room before eating his meal] Enjoy your big American breakfast.