The low-efficiency cult uses punishment (physical pain, death threats) and discipline (restrictions on freedom of movement) to integrate the protagonist into the community, which is Bentham, at most Foucault. The high-efficiency big brother has already mastered social theory proficiently, and Deleuze was ecstatic.
There is a pattern in the film. Family, father can't control daughter. In the office, the boss can't control the employees. In the cult community, the leader of the cult was stabbed to death by a model believer. In the ending, the protagonist faces the cultists in the whole block and is calm and composed. I saw a trace of irony, has the traditional discipline and punishment reached this stage? Then everyone is welcome to go beyond the disciplinary society and embrace the controlling society.
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