Twenty minutes after watching the movie, you can be sure that the male protagonist is out-and-out mentally ill.
*Wikipedia: Psychopathy or Psychopathy (English: Psychopathy) usually refers to a personality disorder, the patient will show continuous anti-social behavior, lack of empathy and self-blame behavior, and act biased toward boldness (English: Boldness), Out of control, egotism (English: Egotism) behavior. The term is often considered a synonym for social disease (English: sociopathy).
He always wears a clean and tidy suit, often laughs and then accepts it blankly, reads poems wherever he feels happy, and posts editorials excitedly on the road, and he is funny and talented in front of the two female companions. The image of a lover, a protector. He has his own opinions on art and music, and a brief conversation can make people feel cordial. This superficial charm is paired with a bad personality. In fact, if other people disrupt his control (asking whether the camera is shooting him or the kid playing behind, the waiter in the restaurant says to his choice of wine " This is not the best choice today." Later, a rat was thrown dead at the door) He would turn his face and immediately get angry. He is so good at disguising, deceiving, and manipulating others. From the beginning of the process of letting these young people film his crimes, to letting the film crew gang-rap the victims, it is a manifestation of his desire to control.
But the psychopath of the protagonist Bennott is more than that. People have been mentioning the "pseudo documentary" that the director Remy himself said that the immersive "pseudo documentary" of the film is actually controlled by the protagonist's performance. When he took the money from the old man living alone and called Remy and other three film crews to eat fresh shellfish, the feeling of the documentary was broken and highlighted. It made me think of "Dragon Brother" directed by Zhou Hao for the first time. Inside, Aaron said to the camera, "Give you a perfect shot." I don’t know at that moment if the audience feels fooled like me-even in the documentary, what you see is not necessarily true, and the director cannot control the protagonist’s desire to perform, what you see is the protagonist I want to show it.
Documentary films, documentaries, and dramas. The difference between the three comes from performance, but the balance between reality and performance will always get out of control at a certain moment, and the standard will be broken. Therefore, man bites dog is actually a sudden mental illness. Temporary performance.
In addition to this performance, some lines about smell in the movie are also very interesting.
The violence and crime scenes in the film are more realistic because of the more realistic methods, but I don’t think they have that great impact, but things like the protagonist’s words will leave a smell. The mixed smell of human feces. After watching this movie, I had to write some nonsense and yell at strangers for dozens of rounds on the Internet to forget the strong smell-defeat magic with magic, and escape from the show with another performance.
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