Ningning

I can’t believe what i just watched. I first saw this on instagram and thought that this was an hour-long movie. It was truly disheartening knowing it was based on real events.  It was sshown in the film that there were two perpetrators who did evil deeds toward the passengers and the bus driver herself. But the hidden, if not obvious, perpetrators here were all the passengers on the bus—except for the guy who attempted to help the driver. The bystander effect is one of the most shattering phenomena which challenges everyone’s perception on humanity. I cant even consider to appreciate that one guy’s attempt to help until his partner stopped him, ‘cause i believe that if he was truly willing to help then he shouldn't have hesitated at first.  I couldn't even blame the driver for her decision, it wasn’t a selfish, devilish act of revenge, maybe she couldn’t just stand bringing these people to their destination knowing that they could’ve at least offered some help and compassion. Her last act of showing humanity was when she didn’t let the guy step on the bus. The driver and the guy had a chemistry which worked until the end, despite it being just a short film.

i hate the way that the comedic scenes of this movie overpowered the thriller ones, still a decent watch though.