Both the rhythm and the shooting are very good, the most important thing is that I like the humanity he shows. Everyone's self-confidence, coolness, love and warmth. The focus of the director is not to catch the murderer, but to show everyone's reaction, which is very interesting.
The women inside seemed very emotional, the mother's hysteria of losing her son, Miller's strength, Susan, the editor, etc., and the men seemed to be rational and tolerant. Although Mark did something wrong, he maintained his sanity most of the time and worked hard to make his family warm and happy. It is hard not to like him. Hardy is not satisfied with finding the murderer. His guilt towards the victim, his commitment to his wife, his dedication to the truth, and his care for Miller can all make you feel his indifferent warmth. The murderer is undoubtedly sad. I want to believe that he doesn't have so many dirty thoughts, he just needs to be needed, nothing more. Miller's reaction to knowing the truth also made me more convinced of this. I don't think she is a good wife. There is also Jack who committed suicide very early. Everyone in the town is a murderer and cannot escape his responsibility.
Everyone will have pain, and there will be hidden, why bother to take off everyone's "coat", the naked truth will also be a knife, hurting others and hurting yourself. There is no perfect person, so there should not be moral guards standing on the commanding heights to judge others. What we can do is to respect and tolerate others' past. Whether a person is good or not is judged carefully. Trust is really important. It is too fragile. What you see and hear is not necessarily true. If you can, don’t give up trust if you don’t have to. Doubt will destroy everything.
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