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Wilfred 2022-05-25 19:50:53
The Viciousness Not Deserving of Forgiveness-To Lan Lan's Most Outstanding Villain
For those who gave this film a score of 3 or less, I would like to ask how high your requirements are for the film? The smooth soundtrack, natural editing, suitable atmosphere creation and not too clear but unconventional themes, are these not worth 3 points? The place where the more points are...
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Gayle 2022-05-25 22:33:54
Does it cost to get the truth?
The verbal communication between a reporter and the man who killed his wife and three children and the soul met. This is a real adaptation of the incident, and the ending of the incident is also very dramatic. After experiencing this incident, the reporter of the "New York Times" never published an...
JP Vanderloo
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Jill Barker: [In the prison visiting room, talking to Christian Longo] Can I play you something?
[Jill reaches for her iPhone, presses play and beautiful music is heard]
Jill Barker: Se La Mia Morte Brami. If You Crave My Death. Carlo Gesualdo wrote it in 1611. A few years after killing his wife and newborn son. His wife had a lover so he tracked them down with a hunting knife. He stabbed her many, many times all over her body, and as she was bleeding to death on the floor, he forced the lover to strip her naked, put on her bloody nightdress and humiliate himself, before shooting him in the head. Then he went upstairs and beat his infant son to death against the side of his crib. The music is almost beautiful enough to make me forget I am listening to something written by a man who broke his baby's skull on a piece of furniture... but not quite.
[Jill stops the music]
Jill Barker: You see Mike wants to try and understand you. I think he believes that if he can understand you then maybe he can understand himself, but I don't wanna understand you at all. You're a murderer. You kill women and children. You're a narcissist who resents every single second of attention not given to you. I'm here to tell you that whatever else is coming to you, you will never ever escape what you are.
[Jill stands up and leaves the visiting room]
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Jill Barker: I thought you'd be taller.
Christian Longo: What?
Jill Barker: I don't know, maybe because he looks up to you.
Christian Longo: No, I look up to him.
