When watching Kim Ki-duk's movies, I always don't want to guess the following plot in a dog-blooded way. Facing her dead friend, what should Yijun do? She was sad that she killed her or the man was a bad man. If he had come earlier, Jierong might not have died. How does she get rid of the pain, whether to take revenge on the man or live in regret. In order to understand the happy knot, she wanted to return all the money Jierong earned to those men. Here is her to free herself, so she does this naively. After one of the men finished, he was very moved and blessed Yijun, she made him feel 10 years younger. (Is this something that Jierong often encounters) What kind of blessing is this? He has such a need, and she satisfies him. Does this count as each taking what they need? His blessings are just words at a specific moment. Of course, it comes from the heart, just like conditioned reflex. She brings out his good(?) side, but how long will this side last?
Yijun's mother died very early, and her father was a policeman and had a lot to do. Although my father loves her very much, he doesn't have enough time to care for her. (Is this a dog blood setting again? By the way, it is an old question of how a single parent should take care of and educate their children.) When he was dealing with a case, he accidentally saw his daughter open a room with a middle-aged uncle. He was shocked, and then followed his car. After the middle-aged man let go of his daughter, the father stopped his car and punched him. What was your father thinking at this time? He didn't take good care of Yi Jun, so that his daughter who was not deep in the world was deceived, and he still saw the wrong person and didn't want to believe it. Then he followed his daughter to see what was going on, undermining her innocent actions. Another example is the plot of other movies. Once, it was too late (traffic jam), which caused his daughter to have a relationship with a man. He was very angry and accidentally beat the man to death, which was regarded as a release of accumulated grudges. What is the state of mind of a father when he stalks his daughter? Guilt, pain, anger. When the daughter's action was over, the father took her to visit the grave of the deceased wife.
When I got here, I guessed that the father would die with his daughter in the end. He was a little tired, closed his eyes, leaned back on the chair, got out of the car, moved the stone under the tire, and the car could go again. There is a little touch here. In fact, there are some problems that cannot be solved. It's just that my father is in that state of mind and doesn't want to think about it. At night they stayed at the farmhouse for the night. At night he saw their children crying outside the window. He didn't go out to comfort them, probably because he didn't know how to comfort them.
Finally, the father took the children to the river. When the daughter was sleeping, she dreamed that her father killed her and buried her by the river. This is an ending, it's just a little bit of blood. When the daughter woke up, she found that her father was dyeing the stones, making the driveway with stones, and then teaching the children to drive. After a while, someone took the father back (probably the father turned himself in), and the daughter followed the car in front, trying to catch up with it , but didn't keep up, stopped in a puddle in a wobbly, and watched his father's car go away. It's over here, it's a bit moving to see here. No matter how life goes on, the father hopes that his daughter can rise up on her own, and he has to take his own responsibilities.
There is a bit of blood in the front, I feel that the ending is very good, and it is very moving.
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