When I saw the end, I remembered: I had seen this movie before! The exchange of prisoners of war is unforgettable. But when I look at it again, the stage of life is different, and the feelings are completely different.
I have admiration and curiosity about lawyers: what supports him, in the face of contempt and threats from the crowd, incomprehensible, in the face of obstruction from family, bosses and clients, judges, and even personal safety cannot be guaranteed, always uphold human rights, and wholeheartedly serve as a lurker in the country The big spy defended and insisted on appealing to the Supreme Court? That's what makes him great. Only the driving force behind him I have not figured out yet.
Another profound part is that the history of the split between East and West Germany is like a nightmare. The Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union is no longer a noun, but mutual hostility. The defense education scene is so specific, and it is not easy to be a spy, who would believe that after being arrested what about them? Their homeland will even hate them and doubt them, just like the US Air Force lieutenant who was exchanged, no matter what he says, no one cares because they have their own doubts. How do they keep themselves strong after so much pain and continued suspicion? The Soviet spy gave the answer: art, music?
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