Synopsis
"Falsely accused as the murderer of my own husband... Oh, the cruel machinations of fate!" A female teacher (Lee Yong-ae) gives shelter to an escaped convict, but her husband, misconstruing her intentions, reacts violently and accidentally stabs himself to death in the process. The teacher is charged with her husband's murder, but fortunately the prosecutor on the case is a former student of hers, of whom she had taken painstaking care when she was working at an elementary school. Remembering her kindness to him, the prosecutor uncovers her innocence in court, and she is acquitted of the crime.
Notes
"A silent movie that allows us to examine the narrator-accompanied method of 16mm films" (Chung Jong-wha)
A Public Prosecutor and a Teacher is familiar to us for the performance of Shin Chool, Korea's last silent movie narrator (known as "byeonsa"in Korean). Numerous critics have recommended the film, praising it as "a silent movie that allows us to examine the narrator-accompanied method of 16mm films" (Chung Jong-wha), "the work of Korea's last silent movie narrator" (Kim Hong-joon), a movie that "reflects the public's consciousness and has great historical value" (Lee Seung-hun), and "the archetypal new-school film" (Chung Sung-il). As evidenced by such commentary, A Public Prosecutor and a Teacherenjoys greater recognition for its historical value as the only surviving silent movie in Korea than for its artistic or technical aspects. What is ironic is the fact that this recognition derivesfrom a production and screening method that fell behind the times, as sound films (or "talkies") had already become the norm when the movie was first made. Its inclusion in the list is therefore based on its historical, social context rather than on the film itself.
Afterword:
- Narrated by Shin Chool, who is known as Korea's last silent film narrator, A Public Prosecutor and a Teacherhas been screened at several film festivals since the latter half of the 1990s.
"媒体的存在是为了报道真相 还是媒体所报道的一切都是真相？"
这题材也太敢拍了吧，第三重反转开始没看懂，坐等靠谱博主出来解说。中国的电影真的还有很大的进步空间
虽然但是无解啊，结尾也没有说啥，就是希望之🔥可以燎原么？
超级赞！这么尖锐的社会问题竟然也敢拍，也敢上映，真的绝了。最喜欢的是法庭对决时的各种举证和质问，但总觉着有点外行看热闹的感觉，有些问题我都觉着不该那么答的。剧情反转再反转，看的特爽
电影给了社会重重的抨击，最后的反转也是很精彩，不过如此长的电影，中间的铺垫细节（虽然每个都很残忍）却有点像蜻蜓点水了。不是在说这些不应该批判，只是做为电影个人感觉可能太泛
最令人觉得恐怖的是，要不是警长良心发现，主动把案件真相交出来，这件事很可能就被掩盖过去了
整部片其实都是以“反差”来让人兴奋，虽然知道这个套路，虽然很多也不合逻辑，但关注他的内核，可是杠杠的发人深省
“种什么因，结什么果”，人吧，养不起的孩子就不要生，为了孩子的命去做这样的事。老百姓也是，总是被愚弄，然而又总被责怪，唉。很难说，这电影意义挺好的，但节奏有点问题。
分给题材，叙事和节奏太乱了。160多分钟电影太冗长，前面一个小时太慢了，铺垫过长了，要素过多，一个都没讲明白。只能说印度电影都比我们敢拍。
树干是极其简单的，即便不用电锯，两个人你拉我拽，配合着用木锯也能很快就把树干放倒。
电影给了社会重重的抨击，最后的反转也是很精彩，不过如此长的电影，中间的铺垫细节（虽然每个都很残忍）却有点像蜻蜓点水了。不是在说这些不应该批判，只是做为电影个人感觉可能太泛
敢说能说说了还能播就已经够让人羡慕摩拜的了，5星里一半是羞耻一半是摩拜
讲述了一个现实，当人们被情绪裹挟，失去理智的思考。
最后才告诉你谁是好人谁是坏人。印度和印度电影都很神奇。
zz的武器是情感，要民众的情感。警长最后也担心孩子会报复才反戈一击的。电影长是长了点，但一定还是要看原本。悬疑的设定很好。
还行 真敢拍，剧情设计有些刻意，中间睡了一觉，最后硬还要来几个摧毁认知把所有事都串联起来，倒是没跳舞，把歌改了故事弄的别这么波澜壮阔 我觉得会更好
导演和编剧尽了最大的努力将一个如此宏大、深刻、复杂的问题结构化地叙述和表达出来。结尾稍显仓促和混乱，但瑕不遮瑜，敢拍能拍这才是最重要的。
里面要讲的故事都是好故事，但这部电影没有讲好这些故事。但还是感谢这部电影让我认识了印度，让我再次意识到政治的残忍和民众的无可奈何，民众只能被操纵不是吗，他们只能被给出的部分真相牵着鼻子走。以及，这部电影最后不还是落到了政治斗争上面吗？只有哪边获胜更让民众受益罢了。
印度电影行业的发达程度以及敢拍程度真的令人望尘莫及“一个国家的尊严就等同于它给女性的尊严”
这看来是奔着第二部去的，隐藏的线索不少啊。
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