The film uses almost primitive, simple and brutal British violence style to shoot father-son relationship in prison. This kind of filming experience is really enjoyable. There are some details in the plot that are handled very vigorously, and I admire his son Love's prison survival methods simply. Let the audience understand the protagonist’s life and character from the side.
Love is a savage and impulsive riffraff who often enters and exits the juvenile prison. He doesn’t need a brain to do things and he will only be brave and cruel. And his father has been living in prison. He slaps fiercely is more proficient than talking, and survives in prison. The father succeeded 100 times. In this state, the father and son met in the prison.
When he first came in, Love often stayed in the juvenile prison and knew the horror of the prison. After BODY CHECK returned to his prison, he prepared a self-defense weapon. After a few strokes, he used the toothbrush handle to turn it into a screwdriver. The razor is combined into a knife. It's even better than the modder.
The prisoner on the other side borrowed a lighter and thought he was going to get him, knocked him to the ground several times, fearing that he would be killed, and then carried the offender to the prison guard, saying that he didn't mean it. The prison guard rang the alarm, and the son instantly used the survival methods that the young guard had learned. He slid and ran back to his position, twisted the radio antenna, took off his clothes, and a bottle of BB oil fell on the ground. After breaking the table and breaking down the legs as a weapon, the prison guards also prepared sand to deal with him. The guards couldn't catch the slick body of a brutal son. Instead, he controlled one. He took out the radio antenna and pointed it at the guards' neck artery. Then talk to the prison guards about the conditions. (I can only use one word to describe his proficiency: admire...this kid is born to be a prisoner) The
prison guards coaxed him to grab him again, torture his hands and put them in confinement. When he passed the help group The son saw the opportunity to break in, and the prison guards caught him. His son bit a prison guard's dick without letting go (dumbfounded), so the prison guards could only continue to negotiate. . . Under the intervention of the group leader Bao Mo, Love joined Bao Mo's chat group to ensure safety.
Love’s father is also a tough guy in the prison. In order to explain this matter, the director arranged another plot. His father calmly walked into a black prison cell. He said that he had slapped the black man in the face without a word, and the black man had compromised, so he called the next man Take your phone out to notify outside work. Without further ado, he immediately picked up the toilet paper and sat on the toilet, pulling out a mobile phone several times to wipe it clean and handing it to the black man. (Yes, he hid the phone in his anus!!!)
The father wanted to help Love and hoped that he would be released from prison early, but apart from the violent slap in the face, the son could not feel his father's crude and simple paternal love at all, but slowly changed in the help group. It’s a pity that Love has always been an inefficient lamp. He is used to being a tyrannical hooligan. When he can’t turn his mind, he only knows that he raises his fist and fights. He just got into jail and got involved with the black man who was in charge of food distribution. The black man always wanted to find someone to kill. he. When the movie made the audience think that Love will slowly get on the right track and learn to be a human being, Love finally couldn't help but fight with the blacks. He was tricked by the blacks into thinking that the boss of his father wanted to kill himself, and angrily wanted to kill the boss of the prison. Father overpowered Love, Love still beat the boss with a few punches. The prison boss secretly arranged for the guards to kill Love...
Some of the prison survival skills described in the film are different from the murderous conspiracy of other prison movies, but they make the audience more conspiracy. Surprised, he couldn't imagine that a 19-year-old boy was so proficient in applying these survival skills that he realized that Love had become accustomed to these imprisoned lives and had penetrated his bones.
I don’t want to refine the spirit and theme of the movie. I just tell you that this movie is very good. Anyway, life is already so fucking. Just watch the movie and FUCK OFF with the prisoners in the movie...
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