Life is unfair: At its best

Rating: 8/10 (11 September 2018)

The movie exhibits life in its most crude and real form. Despite all the good reason and justice in the killer being caught, he is actually never caught and justice is not served despite the viewer very moved because of this. In a movie generally things go ideal. People who are good get the better and vice-versa. In this movie, this did not happen and the viewer is taken aback by it and has some sort of discomfort accepting the closing of the film. You can feel the pain of the mother and feel all the reason she should get justice and absolution but it just does not happen. About the racist cop, many people will feel that he did not do anything for redemption but is still portrayed as a good character in the end. But i feel that he never had to do anything for redemption. The movie is not about racism and portraying what is correct. He does change but juwt not in the racist way perhaps but in the way that he does realises his negelction of his duty and this is just another form of redemption.
The movie is brutal and real and thwt is perhaps ehat the viewer connects to the most.