Yet though he has intrinsic dignity and nobility, at the same time he has extrinsic cruelty. He is fallen, twisted, broken. Both things are true about man. I was deeply touched by this movie for a couple of reasons. For one, I think it is instructive because it depicts a profound truth about the condition of man.
Man has intrinsic dignity-intrinsic in that it's essential to the nature of man to have it.
That's coupled with extrinsic cruelty-extrinsic in that it's something true about man now, but it's not essential to being human. Fallenness is an add-on. It's an unnatural condition, in a sense. This film portrays both of those truths about human beings quite well. We see it in this film, too.