It's a great injustice, really, and it shows us what corruption is like.
Those disgusting people went free. It makes me so angry and sad; they were just children. You have to be sick to look at children that way. I didn't like the ending. There was never any justice. This movie is based on real events; not everything, but it did happen. Seven teachers and the principal were blamed. It is said that they did more atrocious things than what is shown and that corruption allowed them to get away with it. It truly makes me angry to know that some of them went back to work after that as if nothing had happened. Then, in 2011, after the film came out and the public...The public will only criticize the politicians for what they did to someone as cruel as that director who raped innocent children; they only gave him 12 years. This is truly outrageous, and all those people who supported someone like that suffering for 12 years, a suffering they'll live with for the rest of their lives, it really makes me angry and sad. I hope so.In the future, a harsh sentence may be handed down to all those who knew about it and said nothing, and to those disgusting people. And sorry, I made a mistake, the director was released and died in 2011 of cancer; he was free all that time. His brother received a 12-year prison sentence. The other culprits weren't arrested because there wasn't enough evidence; it's a shame they walk freely in the streets.
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