Seeing this is really brain-burning. I really didn't understand it the first time, but after brushing it twice, I finally understood a little bit.
This movie is called the Murderer's Memory Method, and it uses the vision of a murderer to describe everything he encountered. In fact, a sentence from the male protagonist at the end woke me up, that the memory is not reliable. It makes me feel that when we are obsessed with certain parts of the movie to define the experience of the male protagonist, it is actually unreal. In my opinion, the first thing to be sure is the truth. The first is that the male protagonist killed his father and started his own way of killing; the second point is that the male protagonist has the heart to protect his daughter after he has a daughter. The setting of the male protagonist is to protect precious things and solve external dangers in their own way.
In fact, each person's memory is subject to personal processing, and the truth may not be what we want. What is the truth of this movie? I think as long as the audience thinks it makes sense and accepts the result, it can be the truth of the movie. After all, what the movie wants to show is the memory of the killer. That kind of weirdness is different from our concept, but At least what we can sing about is that the male protagonist in the movie, the murderer, also has the heart of loving his daughter.
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