After watching the movie, I have to admire the screenwriter's brain hole and the director's expression.
For me, who loves suspense films, it may be because I watch more or think more. About 80% of the story development in the first part of the movie is what I expected. From the first time Fabiana heard the voice under the washbasin, I began to guess that the voice came from Beren, which paved the way for Fabiana to discover Beren. When Fabienne went to save Beren later, the key was inserted without twisting, which is all my guess. The first thing that unexpectedly happened to me was that Fabiana was worried that something happened to Beren, and tried to communicate with her, but after no results, she went to open the secret door. It shows that she still has a good nature deep in her heart. I thought that Belen would die in it when he was found, or wait for the male protagonist to take Fabiana to Spain and the old lady of the landlady found Belen and then came out skinny. As soon as Fabiana went into the darkroom, I expected an accident, and Beren might lock her in as revenge. The plot developed as I expected. The second thing I didn't expect was that Belen had left the keys in the bedroom after he left, knowing that the old lady had passed away. I thought she would destroy the key and leave Fabiana dead inside.
Human nature is dark, human nature is light. It seems that it is impossible to measure human nature with a certain standard. Human nature is complicated and simple. There was no accusation or disgust against anyone during the whole process of watching the movie, and it seemed that every thing and every decision they did was understandable.
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