Reminds me of "A Perfect Day" (2015), albeit very different. When we face a completely distorted and broken system (social system), what attitude should we take? Is it the slick, rule-following veteran volunteer Benicio Toro in "A Perfect Day"? Or is it like moths to fire and jade to burn like this film?
Discussing this film needs to be supported by things like values and sociology. For me, the director of this film does not mean more unilateral satire, criticism, and disclosure, but more like this kind of issue. I personally think that the director is denying the male protagonist's behavioral orientation. Personally, it is difficult for me to be selfless to the male protagonist. On the contrary, I just think that the male protagonist is more than the so-called "Virgin Heart" . The director made a strong refutation through the mouths of several powerful figures, especially the female mayor's gold master (mustache husband), at least its logic can be accepted by me personally.
Everyone knows the collapse of the society, the racial hatred that everyone suffers, how can we survive as individuals in it? My head hurts again and I think I need to read more books.
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