For this movie:
1. The prisoners rioted just to ask for improvement of the mess and medical treatment in the prison. They have no extravagant hope to get out, they have self-knowledge;
2. The protagonist is probably the most unlucky person in the world. Compared with us, don’t complain any more;
3. When the "old bitch" is killed, I feel so happy;
4. Even these illiterate and rude prisoners know that they must do what they say and keep their promises. I Shouldn't many educated and decent people feel blushing?
5. Both inside and outside the prison are full of intrigue and intrigue, it is not easy to be the boss;
6. The subtitles group translated in this film is very happy...
This summary may be considered concise and clear. I tried to narrate the movie coherently, but the words were poor, and the more I said it became messy, so I gave up.
After watching the movie, I have some ideas about prisons. What is the biggest purpose of being imprisoned for a crime? I don't think it is punishment. I think the biggest goal is how to make them live normally like most people after they come out, without endangering other people's lives. But what about the prison in reality? I don't know what they have learned in it, but most of them may not be separated from the prison once they have lived in prison. And even if they come out, they can't adapt to normal life (you can recall "Shawshank's Redemption"), and prison seems to be their only choice. This is human sorrow (this sentence is so big...). Everyone is a human being, it's nothing more than someone getting more education and someone having more money in their family. But is it because some of us have the right to punish others? And this kind of punishment can basically destroy the rest of this person's life in a big sense. If those who killed people and threw bombs were criminals, then these "punishers" are not necessarily clean.
I imagine that prisons might be like this: In a closed village, there are fixed times every day to teach prisoners the knowledge of life, and the rest of the time they should be engaged in normal work like ordinary people. The only difference may be that there is no freedom and no entertainment at will. When released in such an environment, they may be able to adapt to real life. Haha, but this is an idealized dream. And I don't have the ability to achieve this. It's too unrealistic...
Sudden changes often catch everyone by surprise. Maybe we can only calmly and let the flow take place in life.
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