Review#3: Seoul Train

I wholeheartedly felt very bad for these people and wanted to help them as best as I could, but disappointingly I knew I had no control over the situation. The film was short but it had a lot of information and make progress quick, as to what the families had to do and where they went. The group of 7 was caught and I felt like I had to do something but I knew I couldn't  Before the film I was unaware that China was so strict and people crossed to China instead of someplace else. Han-Mi and her family also pulled at my heartstrings but the men  of the family got me mad when they didn't push the guards away. I wanted to strangle them and I didn't think they then deserved freedom. The man who out the plan together was very nice and I am happy there are people like him trying to help others. Helping people is the only way we could possibly think about world peace. I did not like how after people were caught we had no way of finding out where they were or what happened to them, I know it would probably result in death but I want to know for sure. All in all some made it and some did not, I feel sorry for everyone in this perdictament and I hope sometime in the near future North Korea will become a better place.