This documentary is seven hours long, and those who can watch it have already paid a lot of patience. Why keep watching? As for me, he is just a person with scars in his heart, but his scars are super-super-super-magnified versions of ordinary people. He was an unhappy man from start to finish, and he didn't show the slightest smug look on his face as when a typical horror criminal succeeds.
When he was only 6 years old, he watched his mother jump from the roof, and asked his father why, but never got an answer. The series of unease that followed were also unsettled. His studies were almost abandoned, and he lost his eldest son's inheritance. I guess that the "love trough" in his heart is about to dry up, and he tries his best to get a kind of unconditional love like a mother's love. But after all, only one person can give it, and this person is no longer there.
He seriously loved a Cinderella, made her a princess, but killed her.
He made a serious friend and killed her. The friend "borrowed" a lot of money from him.
He killed the lawyer who worked for him.
His wife doesn't seem particularly concerned about what he does every day, more like a business ally.
Maybe he just wanted to find a loving answer to his question, but spent his life not finding it. The extreme loneliness made him agree to make a documentary.
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The more exciting part of the film is about the influence of lawyers on the jury when the law of the sea countries decide cases, etc. It is worth watching. But I have so much to say.
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