How do you feel after watching "A Promise of Gold"?

The story takes place in a border town in Belgium. The little boy Iger and his father make a living by providing housing and jobs for illegal immigrants. One day, the Immigration Commissioner made a surprise inspection, and Amido, a black man, fell to the ground from the scaffold in desperation. Although he was seriously injured, he was still alive. In order to avoid responsibility and risk, the little boy's father directly cast Amido in the concrete steps downstairs. Before he died, the black man entrusted the boy to take care of his wife and children who had just immigrated to the building a few days ago. The little boy hesitated to give his promise; In order to keep this promise, the boy must pay the due price.

In the end, we found that the meaning of this promise has far exceeded the meaning of the promise itself, because the boy had to secretly protect Amido's wife if he wanted to realize his promise, which ran counter to his father's and even his own vital interests. Therefore, on the one hand, the film starts from the "promise" and turns from the promise to people to the promise to morality step by step; On the other hand, Iger's transformation also shows the process that he gradually moved from his father's life to his own life, from bohemian and treacherous to moral self-control. This process seems easy, but it is actually full of obstacles, because as the only support in life, his father gave Iger not only economic and material support, but also spiritual support and value influence. For Iger, his father undoubtedly has the supreme say on such issues as "how to live". My father doesn't regard Iger as his own laborer, but often rewards him (whether it's pocket money or a gold ring), and takes Iger out to see the world when necessary. He even admits that the ultimate goal of making money so hard is to buy the whole house and leave it to Iger. My father is definitely not a loving father, and sometimes he even fights. However, my father knows very well how to educate his children, how to build a father-son relationship, and how to make Iger an heir to his property and spiritual temperament. But paradoxically, Iger's keeping his promise just means betraying his father's property and spiritual temperament. At first, the contradiction was relatively hidden, until one day Iger clearly found out that his father wanted to sell Amido's wife to Cologne on the German border, and the contradiction was completely intensified. It is impossible for a father to connive at his children running around to serve a black woman all day, and it is even more unacceptable for his children to give their hard-earned money to an irrelevant or even lowly person; After all, why should their father and son atone for their sins? Amido himself fell off the scaffold, and no one should bear any responsibility for him, because he immigrated illegally and died without pity. ?