Family education in childhood is undoubtedly decisive for a child's growth. In the film, the boy's childhood experience is undoubtedly unfortunate. First, his father was arrested and imprisoned, and he definitely lacked paternal love. (I guess it.) Then after the father was released from prison, because he missed his son, he sneaked in to find his son. (Here, I wonder if the protagonist’s mother has applied for a restraining order or something, and his father is not allowed to approach them, or he doesn’t have to be sneaky.) I think the father must love his son and wants to take him away from his wife. But my son got up in the middle of the night and went to look for a cat. My father could not find his son. He might be guilty for a while and wanted to be a wife (this reminds me of T-Bag). After the son came back, he saw his mother being choked and shouted. The father of the protagonist heard that, he immediately went to look for his son, and picked up his son to leave. The male protagonist clings to the railing, and in the midst of a hurry, his father almost slipped and fell downstairs, leaving only his hands holding on to the railing. The father said to his son, save me. But it feels like my son doesn't know him (tragedy, maybe he went to jail early). Naturally, the mother would not let go of this good opportunity to get rid of the nightmare of their lives. She stretched out her hand to blindfold her son's eyes, and made his father just fall and slowly sink into the cement pool. But afterwards, the mother didn't guide her son correctly, instead she made up an excuse to make trouble-a faceless man. (It feels like the son had a nightmare at first, saying that a faceless man caught him, and then his mother made it up.) The old priest in the film was right that both mother and son are lunatics. I think that as long as I guide my son well, my son will not have such a serious psychological shadow.
After the male protagonist grew up, a colleague's accident, which almost fell to his death from a height, once again caused the childhood fear in the male protagonist's heart, and the story gradually developed. The following is nothing more than the story of the male protagonist and her daughter—the female protagonist facing the faceless man and defeating the faceless man.
There are many faceless men in life who make us fearful. I think as long as we muster up the courage and face it seriously, all the problems will not be problems. If you just avoid blindly, you will only call your mother, I think, it is not the faceless man who will defeat you in the end, but you yourself.
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