"Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord thy God in vain".
The second episode of dekalog is about a love triangle between a woman, her sick husband and her lover.
And also there is an unborn child who his life depends on the life or death of women's sick husband.
How the crucial decisions are to be made?
Where the moral lies when two lives hang in making one decision?
When humans want to justify their wrongdoings They cling to all the justifications possible in order to free themselves from the guilt, but when it comes to some life threatening decisions it becomes dependent on each individuals ultimate way of thinking.
We all need to trust someone, someone who can balance between good and evil; in this episode this balance maker is in the character of a doctor who acts in an cold but strong way maybe a little more like a complete man.
In general, the second part shows the nature of human actions and fragile decisions.
The second episode of dekalog is about a love triangle between a woman, her sick husband and her lover.
And also there is an unborn child who his life depends on the life or death of women's sick husband.
How the crucial decisions are to be made?
Where the moral lies when two lives hang in making one decision?
When humans want to justify their wrongdoings They cling to all the justifications possible in order to free themselves from the guilt, but when it comes to some life threatening decisions it becomes dependent on each individuals ultimate way of thinking.
We all need to trust someone, someone who can balance between good and evil; in this episode this balance maker is in the character of a doctor who acts in an cold but strong way maybe a little more like a complete man.
In general, the second part shows the nature of human actions and fragile decisions.