To watch this movie, you must look at it from two perspectives: macroscopically and microscopically:
from a microscopic perspective, this family is a brain-dead. The father is a pimp, and he gave birth to his eldest daughter with his wife. The second daughter and the 11-year-old daughter who committed suicide by jumping off the building and the eldest daughter have two little grandchildren (otherwise they are clients of whore). The father took the eldest daughter and the second daughter to pick up the guests. The younger daughter learned from the second daughter that she was going to pick up the guests after her birthday. After thinking about it, the only way to go is suicide. The film was finished in less than 5 minutes.
The whole family was very depressed, shrouded in the extreme control of the father, several details are metaphors: 1. The monkey king in the animal world watched by the wife, the monkey king is the head of the family and has extreme control; 2. When eating, the father does not Don't want to eat everyone; 3. The whole family is very mechanical and unwilling. Even if the father asks the younger son to play the child's favorite game console, the younger son is not very happy and listens to the father's speech... As for many other places, it is not a metaphor, It's obvious. The wife and the eldest daughter have lived under this hidden violence and sexual violence for a long time, and they no longer know how to resist, and even the eldest daughter seems to be willing to be taken for whoring. The second daughter wanted to resist, but there was nothing she could do. She was very entangled and had to accept the reality. After prostitution, she even asked her father for money to express her inner anger. Her father gave her 20 yuan, but she tore up 20 yuan at school. Isn't this very dick, like you and me in adolescence.
The film is very dull and not violent at all, but after thinking about it, I found that there is violence everywhere:
1. The father's domestic violence, using food, money, fists, and social relations to control the entire family.
2. The mother's violence is reflected in the fact that she can't bear to kill her father in the end.
3. The violence of the eldest daughter is very hidden. In the end, her mother killed her father and she couldn't help laughing. In addition, she sat on the sofa and slapped her daughter directly. It can be seen that the eldest daughter is burning with anger every day. It's just hidden and needs to be calmed down by drugs.
Fourth, the violence of the second daughter is reflected in her mouth. She is the most obvious. She has been cursing her father and mother, venting through self-mutilation, but when she has no food to eat, she is the first to run over to eat.
The violence of the fifth and third daughters is very simple, and suicide shows her determination.
6. The grandson's violence is reflected in the incident of beating up his classmates. Because of his inability to resist his family, he can only bully others outside to vent his anger. He is the one who sees the abnormality of the family, but doesn't say it.
7. The granddaughter is the most innocent in the whole movie. She wants to wear a skirt, dance, look forward to playing, and dance on the sofa. She doesn't know what the situation at home is like. Until her grandfather asked her to beat her grandson, her violence was not reflected. If hitting someone lightly is also called violence, then this kind of violence is the lightest.
8. The violence of prostitutes, let's not talk about this...
From a macro perspective, we need to talk about politics:
Greece's economic crisis, facing European control (mocking), Greece is very much like the wife and daughter in the film (Greek people), They can only be sold by their father (the Greek government) to be played with by their clients (the rest of Europe). Not only to be played by clients, but also to have fun with my father. The women of the whole family dare not speak out (demonstrations and protests every day, but they are too lazy to die, and there is no actual change), and continue to receive aid and euro support. The country has been gang-raped, and the government (father) is still inactive. The censorship in a foreign country has come, and the government and the people have to embody a hypocritical peace. The director is trying to reflect the entire political landscape from a small microcosm, recording these people coldly like a reporter.
Another level needs to be analyzed psychologically: in the
face of violence, some people choose to escape, some choose to cater, some choose to remain silent, some choose to resist verbally, some choose to abuse others, some turn a deaf ear, some opportunistic revenge. Life is full of all kinds of expressions. This perverted family seems to be unacceptable to ordinary people, but in fact, everyone in life belongs to this family. The key is what is our attitude towards violence?
The above is pure nonsense, don't check my water meter.
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