We are obsessed with the truth, because there is often no truth in reality.
The killers and the dead are not surprising, we become greedy.
The storytellers worked hard to sacrifice more beautiful corpses.
Creativity is also important when killing people. Innocent human experiments are staged every day.
Then there was such a killing.
In this world of gimmicks, its name is like chewing wax, just called The Killing.
Not a critical Murder, not a fishy Slaughter.
The cover of the first season is just a face.
Just one sentence: Who Killed Rosie Larsen?
Ordinary killings will end in one season or even one episode.
But The Killing only dealt with one problem, and it took two full seasons.
It's too exaggerated, it's so long, you'll guess, things are strange.
You follow the detective Sarah Linden all the way.
As soon as the whole body was moved, the death of a girl uprooted the entire town.
The inside story of the mayoral election, the activities of the Muslim settlements, the sensuality of the casino, the undercurrents of the campus, the invisible fighting of the family.
One by one was caught in the sun. In spite of the cold rain in this small town, there is always no sunshine.
Thought it was dangerous.
Linden had such a conversation with
her partner- she asked, "Do you think the crime team would be different?"
He said, "At least there are bad guys here."
She said, "Really. Who?"
Looking straight at the bad guy's face. , We can be saved. But in The Killing world, there is no such person.
Just like the atmosphere of a small town, gloomy and gray. There is no black and white.
Linden is an emotional observer. Because of emotion, because of tolerance, so stubborn, but also very easy to be possessed.
So better than anyone else understands the heart of others.
No matter what kind of hue the heart is.
In general suspense films, we will gradually learn about the killer following the footsteps of the protagonist.
The deceased is the beginning and the mystery, and the murderer is the end and the mystery.
But The Killing is just the opposite. The dead are both the beginning and the end.
We made various assumptions for Rosie Larsen and gave her different names.
Think that the addition of tags is equivalent to better control.
But as a result, Rosie Larsen couldn't be more ordinary.
As a deceased, she doesn't even provide the usual misery.
It seemed that Rosie Larsen could not be reduced to a corpse.
Ordinary enough to teach us dumbfounded.
We made a big circle and returned to the original place.
The silver edge of the rain cloud is no longer visible.
The most touching thing about The Killing lies in this ordinaryness.
It's just that, in an ordinary town, an ordinary
girl named Rosie Larson, very ordinary, was killed.
What kind of cases are worth pursuing with perseverance?
Movie after movie teaches us: big, complicated, and exotic.
But The Killing impresses you with its tiny and ordinary.
It tells us that leaving a person, even an ordinary person, is
already a big deal, and it is worthwhile for us to go up and down the sea for such a person.
No matter how much time is spent, it is necessary to elaborate on the blanks that the deceased made among the living.
No matter how much time it takes, the road of understanding and imagination has to come to an end, even if it has to hit the dark wall at the end.
No matter how much time it takes, we have to tear off the labels we put on ourselves, one by one, so that Rosie Larsen will become Rosie Larsen.
Just Rosie Larsen.
The Killing is so pure.
In the crime film and television works, how many names have you remembered? How many faces do you remember?
I just remember Rosie Larsen.
After the case came to the bottom, the people who remained were still staring.
What she left behind is no longer evidence, they are all relics.
The dust settled like snow. No need to work hard.
All but because of the devil, because of missing.
We are obsessed with the truth, because the human heart is the biggest mystery.
We are obsessed with the human heart, because it is fragile, and it is all the things that cannot be described.
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