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This movie is more like a documentary than a movie, because it is restoring history and excludes the fictional features of the movie. It is a pity that I don’t know why the Golden Autumn Awards did not award the director an award (I don’t think Argo is better than Lincon). I still tend to see this kind of more real things, too illusory and it will feel unreal.
Through watching this film, I learned about the operation of the two-party system in the United States, and the process of voting for votes is very interesting; I also saw things of human nature, such as the opposition of men to the proposal to allow women to vote The voice is staggering; I also see that any reform is opposed by those with vested interests; I also see that there are still some people's overall view and inner kindness, such as their insistence on equality; and the loneliness of being a leader; but if He is lucky to have a group of carpenter-like friends who silently help his friend behind his back; he also strongly feels the seriousness of the racial problem in the United States.

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