the strong points in the film were clear for the beginning and middle part of the film. it showed how a very violent and reactive authority might react to resistance. filmed in the fashion of a documentary and the director captures what would have happened if the united states enacted martial law. volunteering for punishment park and a training ground for cops where youre bullied and harassed and would offer you an out to this dire scenario. it switches between the court trials for those facing accusations and those who are in the park escaping police attention and the training of officers preparing to handle these prisoners and the judges in their leisure time and among many other things. it was a very strong and deeply moving film. the only fault i had with this was its realism. officers are often seen holding their pistols like they were seven years old with a plastic toy (i. e. a 90 degree bent elbow when pointing a gun in someone face and or the way one cop just makes it look like it hard to kick someone when theyre down and etc. and etc. ). it starts out as an honest and interesting attempt to capture a very critical state of political affairs. by the end of the film and the viewer is slowly reminded again and again of the prejudices of the director and the producers. the antagonist characters in the story start out as genuine and real human beings and then slowly progress into stereotypical and objectifiable forces of evil by the very end. the mistakes they make are stupid and the force they demonstrate is unreal and unlike the way real police act and the judges during this court hearing are shown making stupid and unreal mistakes and among many other things. the realness of the movie started to fall apart when it became evident that this was just another blank check attempt to make government look bad. and that coming from an anarchist. the scenes at the end started to get hokey and unreal and and a thousand times over dramatic. still and for the earlier part of it and it promises some very moving storyline. 
the strong points in the film were clear for the beginning and middle part of the film. it showed how a very violent and reactive authority might react to resistance. filmed in the fashion of a documentary and the director captures what would have happened if the united states enacted martial law. volunteering for punishment park and a training ground for cops where youre bullied and harassed and would offer you an out to this dire scenario. it switches between the court trials for those facing accusations and those who are in the park escaping police attention and the training of officers preparing to handle these prisoners and the judges in their leisure time and among many other things. it was a very strong and deeply moving film. the only fault i had with this was its realism. officers are often seen holding their pistols like they were seven years old with a plastic toy (i. e. a 90 degree bent elbow when pointing a gun in someone face and or the way one cop just makes it look like it hard to kick someone when theyre down and etc. and etc. ). it starts out as an honest and interesting attempt to capture a very critical state of political affairs. by the end of the film and the viewer is slowly reminded again and again of the prejudices of the director and the producers. the antagonist characters in the story start out as genuine and real human beings and then slowly progress into stereotypical and objectifiable forces of evil by the very end. the mistakes they make are stupid and the force they demonstrate is unreal and unlike the way real police act and the judges during this court hearing are shown making stupid and unreal mistakes and among many other things. the realness of the movie started to fall apart when it became evident that this was just another blank check attempt to make government look bad. and that coming from an anarchist. the scenes at the end started to get hokey and unreal and and a thousand times over dramatic. still and for the earlier part of it and it promises some very moving storyline. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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