When he said that he could not spend his money, but was unhappy, I felt that he was pitiful. Especially the second episode of poor little rich boy. I wondered if his childhood was really unfortunate that caused him now.
But I also think that people often use childhood to explain their mistakes. But there are also people who suffered misfortune in their childhood and eventually become very strong, successful or very happy.
I often want to observe him from his facial expressions and body movements, to see some clues.
You will find that his voice has no emotion and his expression is almost nonexistent. Except for the occasional change of tone of impatience.
He gave people a cold feeling, not like he was still alive. So when the camera sometimes turns to the interviewer, I breathe a sigh of relief and finally see a face with flesh and blood.
Nowhere to understand his true inner activities. In fact, they are all guesses. When I saw him stealing a sandwich and being arrested, I wondered if he was actually too lonely inside, so he actually wanted to be arrested. Or he managed to escape after killing three people, and when he was still old, his remaining conscience was dominating him in his heart, and he asked him to pick up the phone and ask for an interview.
At the beginning of the interview, he also said, hoping to express his views. In other words, he hopes to be understood, ps is under the premise of concealing some facts.
The problem is that he said a lot that is not understandable, why he always "unfortunately" encounters "doom".
In short, this film is good, it presents you with various perspectives. Never think for the audience and tell you the result directly without skipping the details. The investigation is also very powerful. For example, the secret files of private investigators are also obtained. Finally, the producer took the letter to deposit in the bank safe. It seems that I am quite scared, to remind you that these photographers are also very nervous.
Very inspiring documentary.
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