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From killing to stopping
Ally 2022-12-16 20:41:31
It's not that bad. From the killing to the end of the killing, the two people finally got the forgiveness of their hearts and began to face family and society again. The director wanted to reflect on the killing of human nature caused by war and killing. The first half an hour brings a strong sense of intuition. The natural pictures of the whole film are beautifully photographed, which in itself implies the opposition between nature and killing. Although the two protagonists continue to switch between hunter and prey-style mutual abuse in order to pave the way for spiritual transformation, they still feel twisted and unnatural, instead they failed to bring guidance and resonance to the audience.
Extended Reading
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Benjamin Ford: Are you proud of what you did? Or maybe you don't want to forget.
Emil Kovac: Sometimes things become part of you, whether you want them to or not.
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Emil Kovac: You think a little pain will make me break?
Benjamin Ford: I sure don't know.
Emil Kovac: What if I like pain?
Benjamin Ford: This might be your lucky day.