The Thai film Sheep Without a Shepherd tells the story of a father who lied to protect his family.
An ordinary couple in Thailand has two daughters. The eldest daughter, Ping Li, is a high school student. In the summer camp organized by the school, she met the ignorant son of the police chief and member Su Cha. Because of her special family background, Su Cha insolently insulted women and committed a crime, because one family's educational mistakes destroyed two families.
Li Ping's mother and daughter killed Su Cha because of negligence, and his father launched a series of escape plans to protect his family. Under the deliberate design of his father, he became a murderer and then turned himself in to protect his family.
Li Ping's father's simple sentence is the most touching: I have no ability, all I can do is stand in front of you when the disaster comes.
Perhaps his practice is not desirable, constantly challenging the boundaries of the law, for nothing but love.
When she was taken away by the police car, Li thoroughly understood her father, and understood that his father didn't support her to attend the summer camp because the family was not well off, not that his father didn't love her, but that he paid too much for it.
A movie gives me a headache and chest tightness, and the plot of a suspense film probably doesn't suit me.