A British movie, full of self-deprecating firepower.
The cultural differences did not see the comedy, but the irony was full.
On the surface, the core conflict involved in the story is the derailment of the male owner. This is very similar to last year's "Perfect Stranger", a few mobile phones tore all the masks of friends, and finally discussed marriage and family. However, the conflict in this film originated from derailment, but the ambitions do not stop there. Behind the conflict is to expose the true faces of the so-called upper-class people.
The lover of the financial elite who took drugs and held a gun to kill his wife is a counselor. The emotions in the film are only irritable and counseling; as a lesbian feminist, his mind is full of the idea that "men are all rapists"; The high-level intellectual’s lesbian partner confessed her successful IVF pregnancy because she felt that this was just part of the animal side of things. Lend the house to dog men and women for a tryst. She said a good friendship. Her answer was "It’s better than letting them try out in your house", hahaha, "Plastic Sisterhood"; Yale, known as a rationalist The professor’s point of view is that “from a statistical point of view, class and economic status determine health and lifespan”, and the degree of influence is definitely more than diet and exercise. As a result, he began to believe in God and curse after he learned that his cancer was at an advanced stage; the daughter of the Minister of Health was promoted The host even interprets the politician's inferiority to the extreme. For example, while saying that he can't hurt the cheating husband, he has two big mouths, "Why can't I control my hands".
The Party is really a pun. It not only refers to the cocktail party held to celebrate the hostess’s promotion to the Minister of Health, the party also means a political party, which allows us to see the political party and the financiers and intellectuals surrounding the party. , What exactly is behind the masks of the activists.
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