Ask for a movie or TV series about life and death (or talk about life)?

I don't know if you have seen No Country for Old Men win the Oscar for Best Picture and Best Actor, which should be in line with your questioning style!

No Country for Old Men is based on the novel of Pulitzer Prize winner cormac mccarthy. The story takes place at 1980 in a desolate and savage village on the border between the United States and Mexico, where drugs and violence are rampant. A drug deal, a huge sum of money, someone took away ill-gotten gains, and everyone in the underworld hunted blood. The original book written in Texas dialect depicts an unforgettable picture of the western United States. The ongoing violence in this land dwarfs the legends of their predecessors in the underworld in the19th century. Indeed, compared with the previous "Gold Rush Westerns", this film depicts the west more wild and terrible, and the violent scenes inside can be described as rivers of blood and bones everywhere.

However, gloomy novels can be adapted into works with brilliant wit and black humor everywhere, but the profound humanistic care embodied in the original novels has not been sacrificed at all.

There are three main characters in the film: the police chief-the guardian and killer frozen by the changes of the times-is extremely abnormal; Veterinarian in Vietnam-After finding a bag full of ill-gotten gains, his life has undergone earth-shaking changes. The vet is played by josh brolin, who has just appeared in the torture room in quentin tarantino. Tommy lee jones, the Oscar winner, plays the sheriff; The killer is Javier Balden, a Spanish actor who starred in Inside the Sea!