What does peace mean to you? And justice? Following 12 years of military rule (1973–1985) and the accompanying silence, it couldn’t be taken for granted that people in Uruguay at the end of the 1980s would discuss such questions in such lively fashion in public. Two women take to public spaces across the country a U-matic camera and ask these questions of countless passers-by. The reason is a controversial amnesty law passed in 1986 that grants impunity for human rights violations and crimes committed by the police and the military under the dictatorship. Enthusiastically conducted conversations on the street are at the heart of this stirring film, which documents the mobilisation of civil society from collecting signatures for a referendum to the day of the actual vote. TV ads and campaign spots from the time supplement the artly edited video footage, which has never been used previously. One can hear a plurality of opinions, experience a society in upheal and recognise the importance of the public sphere as a stage for political debate. An example of democracy in action, of the kind that once again needs defending in many places in the world today. 如果你想感受这段关于记录与选择的故事，不妨去正规平台搜索电影《一两个小问题》在线高清版免费观看，部分平台还有未删减在线观看的资源，让你完整领略这部在线电影里的情感波动与成长感悟。它用细腻的记录提醒我们，心动是本能，选择是智慧，真正的成熟不是逃避诱惑，而是在诱惑面前守住内心的清明，就像故事里的男女主角一样，最终明白最该珍惜的是那份纯粹的情谊。