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It is recommended that the subject take a look at the interview of the film's director Jon and the starring James.
[McAvoyeurs translation team] In-depth interview with Filth at James McAvoy's American Apple Store in May 2014
After watching this interview, I watched it for the second time. This time, I started to try to analyze the psychology of the male protagonist and the motives behind his actions.
I believe that some people will be like me. After reading the first time, there will be a question: Why did Carole leave Bruce?
After reading it for the second time, I have a bold idea to share anonymously.
Drugs for bipolar disorder made Bruce a little sexually dysfunctional. He told Clifford that in order to have a harmonious marriage, you must satisfy a woman in bed (the original words are too horny, maybe that's what it means). In Bruce's vision of Carole, Carole is very sexy, and says the secret to their sweet marriage is Carole's "ultimate tease". So as Bruce's condition worsened, Carole's "ultimate tease" didn't work for Bruce? In the end we see that Carole's new boyfriend is a strong black man (Misty), which is conceivably a big reason for their separation.
In addition, in the interview, James mentioned that Bruce is an abuser, so this can also explain why he likes sleeping with "married wives" so much, and he may not be able to satisfy his own wife, so he finds pleasure in other people's wives.
In the end, I don't think this movie has much to do with the so-called environment, the Scottish police system, or anything, it's just focusing on the protagonist himself.
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