After watching it, I was horrified. I felt the same way when I watched "The Piano Teacher" back then. Haneke was cold, hard, and convinced.
My favorite, contemporary, active director, besides Kusturica, is adding him, Michael Haneke.
The film explores big issues such as human nature, politics, and race.
After watching it, someone must be asking, who is shooting with a hidden camera. I know who it is, not the suicide, not the son of the suicide, nor the son of the host, but God, the Almighty God. God can't stand it anymore, so he wants to come out like this. Why does God want suicidal people to commit suicide? God said, what are you living for, isn't it just for the sake of innocence and dignity? After so many years, so many awkwardnesses in your heart can be solved with a fruit knife. God should also have a negative attitude towards this host. The more stubborn the host, the more vulnerable he is. Suicides, the sons of suicides, are so magnanimous and dignified.
Other questions, I dare not say.
Is the wife having an affair? Why does the son doubt him? At the end, what is the suicide's son saying to the host's son? The son of the suicide man even smiled? Of course, the ending probably happened before the suicide of the suicidal person. Why is the attitude of the suicide man's son so weird? What's the point of a dog joke? After watching it, I
quickly found "Family with Children" to calm down, then went to the e-mule to search for all Haneke's films and dragged them into the download list.
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