The performances of several main actors were basically passed. But their characters more or less repeat the past history, so I don't feel surprised.
It is also a homicide case involved in small things among teenagers. The end of the story is a little disappointing.
Maybe it's my prejudice. I always think the screenwriter is vilifying the transvestites. The end of the whole story seems to be attributed to the manslaughter of transvestites under the trouble of mental illness, but will this make the audience have a greater misunderstanding of transvestites? That's why I gave 5/10.
The fog has dissipated, but the root cause of the fog has not been eradicated. The power of social tolerance and justice needs more time to explore and practice.
It is also a homicide case involved in small things among teenagers. The end of the story is a little disappointing.
Maybe it's my prejudice. I always think the screenwriter is vilifying the transvestites. The end of the whole story seems to be attributed to the manslaughter of transvestites under the trouble of mental illness, but will this make the audience have a greater misunderstanding of transvestites? That's why I gave 5/10.
The fog has dissipated, but the root cause of the fog has not been eradicated. The power of social tolerance and justice needs more time to explore and practice.
