There will no longer be an obvious climax, and it will be a realistic expression of modern art with more and more symbols of the times. It's like a homophonic shouting Mai, like a contrasting color that no longer has a primary and secondary relationship, like a stream of consciousness literature that no longer pays attention to the plot. And Salesman, in the midst of the male and female protagonists silently hurt, low-key quarrels, and angry struggles, in seemingly no outbreaks, there are the constraints and obstacles of civilization and civilization in addition to religious thoughts. There is no doubt that light and darkness, love and hate, life and death, forgiveness and revenge, anger and tolerance, the critical themes revealed by the film are more thoughts and dimensions that cannot be expressed in words.
The male perspective on sexual assault content is an aspect that is less discussed in movies. Because of the special angle and the special place of occurrence, it is easier to dig out its deep religious meaning. When the wife was sexually assaulted, the husband punished the perpetrator from his inability to quell his anger. After the wife chose to forgive, he still took revenge by non-violent means. In the name of justice, the act of pacifying one's own anger is just another kind of mob. Surrounded by rumors, the husband became more and more detached from the concern that he had originally loved his wife, and the humiliation of the defilement of the person who was close to him gradually deepened, so that he finally found the perpetrator, hoping to let the perpetrator's family let him go. Its humiliation, to achieve revenge. In the culture of Islamic countries, the source of this anger is not only the injury of the wife, but the violation of the woman as a subordinate of the man, which is a huge violation of a man's dignity. The dual pressure of self-esteem violation and public opinion orientation makes a well-educated and tolerant teacher go out of control. Anger is a silent weapon, always stabbed deeper than its own sin to show justice. The most profound scene in the film is the night when everything seems to be back to normal. The wife, husband and children of friends are happy and full of laughter and laughter. In such a heartwarming situation, the husband still can't let go. Pain. In the last scene, after revenge, under the spotlight that seemed to restore a warm tone, the pain of the husband and wife was more obvious.
To sum up her character performance from her husband's role, that is the ideological imprisoner under the guise of an enlightened intellectual.
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