Fallen Angels

After the outbreak of the Civil War, Carver, a southern officer played by Neeson, led four followers on the road to murder, while Gideon, played by Pierce Brosnan, fled all the way. The battle between the two sides began in the Rocky Mountains of Nevada and continued to the desolate desert of New Mexico. In the process, Carver's followers died one after another, and the two protagonists were also tortured. Gideon, wearing a heavy leather coat, nestled in the snowy mountain facing the fire to keep warm, with a listless old horse and a rifle used to save his life beside him. The three brothers listened to the wind in silence until Carver's bullet flew past Gideon's head, prompting Gideon to flee in a hurry. Just as he ran into the depths of the jungle in panic, the second bullet that arrived later pierced his left arm. He lost his balance and staggered down the waterfall... When Gideon struggled to climb up from the biting river water and used a sharp knife to pick out the bullets from the flesh and blood, a primitive American society was shown in this cruel scene, and a huge question was thrown to the audience - why did the hatred between the two people arise? The director's hint to the audience is that Carver's deep-seated hatred for Gideon may symbolize the root cause of the civil war.