If there was no last shot, I would probably not watch it a second time. After watching it the second time, I found that my previous understanding of my sister was completely wrong, and I once again lamented the subtlety and wisdom of this movie. Dad said, "I know you will find a way," and then showed his devastated chest. I actually guessed it when I saw his mouth, but I still felt shocked at the last moment. The moment the heroine grows up: She is regretting that she has not locked her sister’s door when she sees her good friend is dead, she lifts her sister who has been eating meat and has dementia up to the bath and rinses it, she puts her scars on the jail The moment when I visited the window... During the whole movie watching process, I was completely confused by the director’s lens and background music. The girl’s feeling of wanting to eat meat was too real and tempting. The heroine’s interpretation made me walk out of the cinema. At that moment, I can’t wait to nibble on something to satisfy my experience of watching movies. However, the most rational way to decide is to read it again. This kind of animal desire, and true and pure human restraint, are two different routes chosen by the sisters. One fell into the bottom of the valley, the other rose from the bottom of the valley, and then re-recognized itself. For her sister, she gave up her humanity, succumbed to her animality, and was finally put in prison. It can also be said that sooner or later, she would happen. And my sister went from being innocent by being protected by her parents to completely open to accept her own desires, to discovering that the highest level of human nature is actually restraint. It is not the restraint of the parents who are kind but does not give any reason, but chooses to know herself first. Accept yourself, and finally do not succumb to the desire of non-normal humans (I want to emphasize the two words normal, because the story of cannibalism is based on reality): Because it is a human, I want to lock the door and close my sister’s beast Because it was a human being, the friend who was crying and beating his leg bones had been exposed asked him why he did not resist, and because he was a human, tears would fill his eyes at the end when he saw his father’s chest. What this movie embodies is too subtle and obscure but at the same time loud and loud. On the way home, I have been thinking about how many people would misunderstand this movie, especially the propaganda party's use of "the audience fainted when it was shown in a certain place." Tactics, or some moral guards shouted to the director "What's the point of making this disgusting movie!?" But in the end I realized that those who understand naturally understand, and those who don’t understand may also have other fun or something. This kind of superiority, so I slowly let go of my feelings, just like waking up from a hangover.
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