Miquel Gelabert

Kiera 2022-03-23 09:02:30

I have always liked watching Oriol Paul's films. His films generally focus on the advancement of the plot, with rigorous logic and constant reversals. He can definitely be regarded as the forefront in the suspense world. From Invisible Guests to Mirages, to the Most Innocent, and back again for...

Elliot 2022-03-25 09:01:13

2018-04-23 I accidentally saw this movie recommended on the public account and watched it. The ending of this reversal movie is often unexpected. In order to inherit the property of the strong woman's wife and be with her student girl lover, the male protagonist killed his wife with poison, but the...

Darren 2022-03-22 09:02:12

Much like the narration of "The Invisible Guest" four years later, but the final reversal isn't quite as heartwarming as the latter. The disappearance of the female corpse in the morgue is an introduction, one line describes the police investigation, and the other describes the secret of the female corpse's husband. The mystery in the early stage focused on whether the female corpse was dead or alive, and in the later stage, the identity of the murderer was misleading (there is often a third way when they are opposed to each other). Two foreshadowings: 1. The autopsy didn't actually do an autopsy; 2. The police didn't check the phone number.

Federico 2022-01-03 08:02:17

It can be said that it is a typical Spanish ending, which makes people stunned. It was not until the ending that the director was "routine". The truth that has been waiting far exceeds all the results thought. At a time when suspense films are increasingly relying on schizophrenia to talk about things, it is not easy to be able to do so. The director's recent "Disappearing Guest" is even more stunning. From now on, Spanish movies should become a major branch of viewing.