This is indeed very similar to the "Keep Silent" just finished above. Whoever gets in the way will do it! This "done" is still completely Chinese-style thinking, it is really made into food, cooked sausages and marinades and the like. This is also like the thinking of the Chinese. Since Sun Erniang pioneered the human flesh processing industry, until today, all kinds of such gossips are still running around, and every city seems to have similar legends. If there is a bun shop that has a very good business, long queues, and within two months, news about their family’s human flesh will spread like they are, and then they will be closed for a few days, and the rumors will grow on their own. , What the boss is in jail? The doctor in the morgue of a big hospital with him was also arrested, so and so, who ate the rings of his dead relatives in the buns... When I was a child, I heard these things, and waited until they were safe and opened the door. , Seeing that the morgue doctor who was arrested in the legend was also sitting in the restaurant, not only did not put out the rumors, but even more suspicion. Slowly, the splendor of a steamed bun shop passed. Usually passing by, there must be a few guests in it. They must be the unclear foreigners who have just got off the long-distance station.
Maybe we are all curious about the taste of human flesh in our hearts. Regarding human flesh, there are two legends: 1. It is particularly delicious and addictive; 2. It is particularly unpalatable, and it is okay for children. It sounds perverted, and not once the source of the news is accurate. The person who said it often squinted his eyes, enjoying the confusion in the listener's eyes.
I think the decline of the bun shop is simply an extremely typical marketing conspiracy. The instigator must be the owner of another bun shop. The business is good, just like the "Sausage Hogg" in this film. But what if they are right?
Fortunately, the Danish director of this film is not as boring as my neighbours. Human flesh is a joke. It's just a little darker. The peace of mind in life is still a more important topic after all. The male protagonist Nikolaj Lie Kaas plays two roles alone, and I like the mentally handicapped brother Aiji very much. As for the older brother Bian, the white T-shirt and the light blue shirt are added to the size, which seems to be enough for the male protagonist in Prison Break. Hehe, why do you always feel that you are looking at the same thing recently. Directors are average, no new tricks. Regarding the visual impact of the slaughter business, France's "Black Shop Rhapsody" and Chen Guo's "Hong Kong Has a Hollywood" have done more brilliantly and well, enough for him to learn for a while.
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