Depressed and depressing films end with revengeful endings, which makes me even more sad and disappointed. Indeed, this closed and self-sufficient town does have unavoidable ignorance. They haven't seen the world, they are timid, they are selfish, they are greedy, and their desires can rise to insatiable. But please understand that this all stems from the desire to know without experience. It cannot be denied that this is the weakness of human nature. Similarly, the heroine's yearning for freedom finally returned to reality, and she still did not escape human nature or reality. This is the conflict between dream and reality. Why reality must be the end result.
If at the end, she escaped, she was the only one who escaped by herself. Maybe her clothes were ragged at that time, maybe she had been ravaged by many men at that time, maybe all the people who hurt her never had retribution, maybe, although there were too many possibilities, her heart was so pure. This is better or worse than the pleasure of sitting in a famous car and seeing those people die one by one.
In conclusion, this is a cannibalistic movie. Although in a small area, it seems that justice has triumphed over evil, but the truth is that the escape of dreams is ultimately attributed to the killing of reality. Well, if I had to choose, I'd rather be a dog.
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