Gross US & Canada
$2,402,067
Opening weekend US & Canada
$71,078
Gross worldwide
$6,953,604
Gross US & Canada
$2,402,067
Opening weekend US & Canada
$71,078
Gross worldwide
$6,953,604
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By Calista 2022-04-24 07:01:16
Punish bad people, not for love
Apathy is a behavioral response that I find to persist from the moment of the event to the last seemingly ending moment. Since the unfortunate death of the heroine, the hero has almost never had verbal, physical, emotional support, no comfort in words, no physical contact, emotional... Not only has there been less support, but more emotions have been exerted on the heroine. body! The most indifferent! All the male protagonist wants is to find clues, find the real murderer, and cast his anger...
By Ladarius 2022-04-23 07:03:15
By Jordyn 2022-04-23 07:03:15
The wound of the heroine, the mourning of the woman.
The male protagonist and his wife originally loved each other and planned to have children. In this close and loving marriage, when the wife was forced to have the worst nightmare of all women, "being raped", the male protagonist actually had great "face and self-esteem". After loving his wife, when the heroine showed some symptoms after being injured, the male protagonist impatiently gave her two choices, either call the police or forget it completely. Can it be said that the male...
By Ulises 2022-04-23 07:03:15
(Spoiler) The movie is not about revenge and forgiveness, it is about shame, about unspeakable, unspeakable taboos. The male protagonist needs to be fair in getting it back, and in the end, he may even lose what he has, because he has lifted the veil of guarding taboos. Therefore, the former tenant never showed up, and the details of the heroine's attack (and humiliation) were never revealed. This is the director's pity for the people in the play, and it is also the boldness of his...
By Ethel 2022-04-23 07:03:15
The whole film describes the harm caused by an unexpected event to everyone in a plain narrative. The rhythm of the script is very tight, and the interspersed drama "Death of a Salesman" is like green leaves in flowers, embellished and decorated. The plot indirectly promotes the development of the plot. The end of the whole show reaches the climax of the movie, and it can be seen that everyone has been hurt a lot because of this. In the end, the old man's wife, son-in-law, and son came over. It...
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By Deontae 2023-09-07 00:48:53
The director wants the audience to have a good moral speculation in their hearts, and some audiences are thinking hard about whether the heroine has been...
By Clarissa 2023-08-16 09:26:27
It's very similar to "A Farewell", quite...
By Mable 2023-07-16 07:46:25
Like "A Farewell", it puts people into the dilemma of moral choice again. In the face of a perpetrator with white hair and a heart attack, in the face of his similarly suffering family, should he choose forgiveness or punishment? I thought that the ending would develop in the direction of mutual harm between the weak, but in fact, forgiveness is not a kind of torture for an old man like him. Humans are complex, always entangled between desire and conscience. I don't quite understand the role of...
By Michaela 2023-06-24 11:36:34
3.5 it. The Iranian-style middle class faces the moral dilemma of traditional social ethics when it accepts the influence of Western values. How should he choose and how to act? On the whole, the contradictions and conflicts are too strong, and the characters are slightly weak, resulting in weak arcs and less aftertaste. Taiping is a bit of a drain. In addition, the Iranian girl is so beautiful, with both oriental charm and western outline, the heroine is so beautiful, she looks too like the...
By Dejah 2023-06-09 14:16:15
Not as good as a farewell, but still a good...
Emad: So, there's my wife. You'll still insist you didn't go in the bathroom?
Rana Etesami: If I had used that damn intercom, If I'd asked who it was... none of this would've happened.
Sadra: If my dad came ,say sadra isn't here.
Rana Etesami: Why?
Sadra: Because I like my mom.