I won't go into details about Uncle Fa's stunning appearance and acting skills, as well as his admiration for the director's long shots and soundtrack. A good movie is that after you watch it, you can still be immersed in the atmosphere it brings to you, unable to extricate yourself, and keep thinking about its meaning. It has been affecting me for the whole day, so that in the dream last night, my brain magically filled up a few scenes automatically to form an ending, which explained Uncle Fa's feelings for his sister very well, and gave me a perfect s answer.
The picture turns back to when Uncle Fa was young, he was very naughty, often disobeyed his father's education, and was tied to the stairs at the corner by his father. The younger sister is still very young, about 3 or 4 years old, but the sibling relationship has always been very good. The mother is young and beautiful, but because of the rigidity and strictness of the father, the relationship between husband and wife has died in name only. So when my father was not at home, my mother would bring back all kinds of young men from time to time. Uncle Fa often hides behind the hidden door, watching his mother happy under others. Although he didn't quite understand it at the time, it had already taken root in his heart and became the source of his sex addiction. One cold rainy day, all this was discovered by my father. Uncle Fa was still tied, his sister played beside him, and the brother and sister watched through the foggy glass windows as they quarreled in the garden. The father was furious, accidentally beat the mother, and fled the house. The mother fell to the ground, but crawled to the glass window with difficulty, flapping the window and calling for help to her children. Uncle Fa roared like crazy, trying to break free of the rope, but couldn't. The younger sister was frightened on the side, no matter how exhausted her brother made her to call someone, she just stood there, motionless. They watched as their mother's hand slowly slipped from the glass window one last time. (Please automatically refer to that scene from Titanic). THE END.
Therefore, I am willing to believe that Uncle Fa just has a sex addiction, not a forbidden love for his sister. This ending also makes sense to explain the details.
1 At the beginning of the movie, the younger sister kept calling Uncle Fa, but he ignored it. He wanted to break free from his family, did not want to face his sister, and recalled a tragic childhood scene
2 Uncle Fa was recruiting prostitutes and obtained temporary satisfaction from masturbation , but can not love a person well, no doubt affected by the mother. He just wants to pursue short-term happiness and forget the pain of existence.
3 He accepts his sister to live in his house, and she invites him to see her show. Uncle Fa cried while listening to the song. When my sister is an adult, she looks exactly like her mother. The sad and poignant singing evokes Uncle Fa's memories of his mother (here, you can also automatically make up your mother's mind to generate a singer or something~)
4 The younger sister went to bed with the boss, so unrestrained made Uncle Fa completely furious, because he didn't want to see his sister Become like mother
5 Sister kept saying SORRY to him, Uncle Fa said, you always say SORRY to me, but there is no action. This also implies that at that time, my sister did not go for help and missed the best opportunity to save her mother.
6 My sister said: WE JUST FROM THE BAD PLACE, which fully shows that unpleasant things happened in childhood.
7 The younger sister has been brooding over her failure to save her mother, so she desperately tried to save Uncle Fa, trying to do something to change him and help him. Because of "YOU ARE MY BROTHER."
8 In the end, my sister committed suicide and was rescued. Uncle Fa touched her scarred arm. My sister opened her eyes and said, "Idiot." Uncle Fa silently touched her hair, leaning his head against her. The once intimate brother and sister relationship is back.
Well. . . Dear brain, although this time helped me unravel the troubles of this movie, can I automatically generate a less conventional plot next time?
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