However, this series of AMC is quite different, and it will only make you feel distressed and frightened. Killing is not what it wants to say, the extension of the story happens to be after the killing.
How much disaster will the murder of a child bring to a family? In most crime dramas, you will only see middle-class couples wiping their tears while remembering, sad but restrained, as if that were the only thing. However, this drama took the scene into the victim’s family and described in detail the couple’s initial disapproval, to panic, to the relief of finding their daughter, to the panic of sudden changes after the couple learned of their daughter’s disappearance. To the despair of finding the corpse, to the numbness of refusing to accept, to the grief of turmoil, to the emptiness after the funeral, anger, confusion, pain, and resentment stirred together, stagnating the whole air, hard to breathe, as if losing the meaning of life .
The passing of a life. It's not just the self-satisfaction of the murderer, it's not only the opportunity for the criminals to solve the crime, it's not just the social news in the media reports, but the eternal suffering of a family. In the drama, the father was hysterical when he found his daughter's body, and the mother's hand trembling constantly when lighting the cigarette, the camera was cruel and unshitting, and the audience was shocked.
Of course, the vision of this series is not limited to a family. In fact, the screenwriter uses murder as an entry point to radiate to all levels of society. It is quite a reference to The Wire and his ambition to become another sociological model is self-evident. Metaphor. In order to campaign for politicians without compromises, families of black and white marriages. Policemen working hard to detoxify drugs, single mothers and problem teenagers, the current situation of Islam in the United States, all of this, accompanied by the girl's corpse, surfaced.
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