Just watched "Court" (2014), and it's not your typical good guy versus bad guy movie. It lets you figure things out on your own, making it relatable for everyone but in different ways.
Here are my thoughts:
1. Real and Deep: "Court" feels realistic and makes you think deeply.
2. Characters and Stuff:
- It shows a teacher/activist's struggles and how the police mess things up because they think he's trouble.
- The courtroom scenes are cool, showing how things work and the respect everyone has.
Example: It portrays a realistic courtroom scenario, including the judge directing sonographers to write down, insightful short scenes of different cases, lawyers reading notes during proceedings, mutual respect between lawyers, people standing up in respect for the judge.
3. Culture and Society:
- They use different languages in court, which is neat. It also touches on natives pride and how some people aren't cool with outsiders.
- I learned that courts take long breaks, which is surprising to me.
4. Things to Learn:
- The movie doesn't tell you everything; you gotta think. I liked that.
- It talks about laws being used the wrong way & how educated believing in superstitions, engaging in illogical discussions, and making contradictory statements.
5. Themes and Moments:
- Talks about rich versus regular people's lives and has some powerful scenes about mental health and life struggles.
- There's a part in a car that makes you think about what's really important in life. The woman doesn't seek money but rather meaningful work.
6. And many more :
- It contrasts the lives of two lawyers, one leading a rich life and the other a middle-class lifestyle, both depicted as good individuals.
- The scene involving the wife of a deceased character raises questions about mental health, normalcy, the dangers of Indian gutter cleaning without proper equipment, and the use of alcohol to endure the smell.
Overall, "Court" isn't just a movie; it's a journey that makes you think about life, laws, time, money & peace of mind, Worth watching and discussing with fellow movie lovers.