The disregard makes every second of her small role in the long walking number

The “The Long Walk” was appointed in Dystopian, where 50 boys participate in the life or death competition. They should walk at a speed of 3 miles per hour along a long road, never stop, and never slow down. If you slow down or stop, they get a warning. If they get three warnings, they will be shot to death. In the end, only one can win, and the winner is given tremendous fortunes and one desire for anything they seem to want. We learn that you do not do that Ownership To register to join the long walking, there is even a specific date to decline if you register. But every boy in the country inevitably records at one time or another. Including Ray Grati, which Cuper Hoffman played.

We meet Ray at the beginning of the movie, where it is dropped at the starting point in the long walking. His overthrow is his mother, Jenny, who is played by Judy Jarir. It is tense and anxiously tense, but Ray tries to assure her that he will be fine. “It is just two days,” as he told her, intentionally ignoring the fact that it can be killed during these two days. Jenny puts Ray to decline. To stay in the car and not go with this, but of course, Ray passes through it, drives Jenny away, crying.

Jarir appears twice in the movie: once during the flashback, where we see Rai’s father, which was carried out by Major (Mark Hamiel), a sadistic figure who seems to be a type of dictator who rules in the country, then again when the long infantry passes into the Ray’s birthplace. It is the moment that is likely to destroy you.

At this stage of the movie, Ray went through absolute hell, as the largest number of friends he made was executed violently. He lost his shoes, he exhausted, and realizes that he made a mistake. Then he discovers his mother, who stands on the side of the road. He calls it a small wave and continue walking – then go back and rush to it. The rules stipulate that anyone is based on the road Immediately shot. Jenny knows this, so Pandemonium quickly follows. Jenny screams, as he is going back, begging to Ray so that he does not approach her, while Ray, who is pulled by his friend, Beit (David Johnson), says he only wants a hug and then tells his mother that he is sorry to enter the long walking. All the characters scream at one time, and a nearby soldier raises his rifle, ready to shoot on Ray dead. In the end, Ray is pulled away, leaving Jenny crying on the side of the road. None of them knows that, but they will not see each other again.