A movie of personal hero journey: Be yourself!

Rating: 8/10 (19 June 2020)

Directed by Spielberg, nominated for the 88th Academy Awards, and his actor Mark Lilangs won the best male supporting film "Bridge of Spies", no longer going to see the US-Soviet lens under war, and It starts from the characters and expresses Americans' observance of the Constitution and respect for humanitarianism during the war.
The whole story takes place in the context of the US-Soviet Cold War confrontation. A humanitarian-filled New York lawyer James Donovan (Tom Hanks) is the Soviet intelligence officer Rudolph Abel (Mark Lilangs) defend. Even if the surroundings were full of various doubts, Donovan still upholds the principle of fairness, professional observance, and actively defended Abel. The reason why he is great is not only to do the job of a lawyer, but also to represent the American spirit full of respect for human rights.
One of the most impressive scenes is the generous statement of lawyer Donovan facing the CIA agent:
"Your Excellency, the Cold War is more than just a word, not just a metaphor. It is actually a competition between two competitors in the world.
I want to say that Rudolph is our enemy in this war, he was regarded as a soldier in this war, knowing that the government thinks it is inappropriate to treat him like this, so he did not get the treatment of American citizens, he got Suitable for the enemy, but inappropriate for the suspect.
I understand this person. If the accusation is true, he is loyal to foreign forces, but on a voluntary basis, if he is a soldier of the enemy, he is a good soldier. He did not serve as a deserter to save his life. He refused to take refuge with the captive. He refused to betray his creed, he refused to be a coward, and the coward must have given up his dignity before deserting. Rudolph would never do this.
Shouldn't we show this person by giving him all the rights that the national judicial system gives to the individual? Who are we? Isn't this our most powerful weapon in this cold war? Do we stick to principles like him? "
A Standing Man, every country needs such a person.