I like the dark tone of the movie, the silent language, and all the sadness is hidden under the silent blood. The remote and peaceful wooden houses, lakes, and forests remind me of Thoreau's "Walden". Who would have thought that cruel killings are being carried out in this quiet scenery? Father has no other way to go, torturing the murderer is also torturing himself. He said "forget" to his wife, but she didn't want to forget, and he couldn't. He asked the sheriff if his wife's murderer was in prison had made his life easier, and the sheriff was silent for a long time: "No." He still plays the video of the murderer killing his wife over and over again. In the endless abyss of pain, some people choose to escape and forget, while others choose to vent and sink. The tragic death of his daughter opened his evil Pandora's box, and revenge wrapped him like a black hole. He watched indifferently as he was swallowed by hatred, and let the hatred in his heart dominate himself. He and his wife went from silence to disagreement, and finally accused each other on the phone, stabbing each other with the sharpest words and venting their pain. When he saw the dead deer, he seemed to see his daughter. The deer was slowly decaying. He didn't want to see it again. He covered it with trees and threw it into the lake. He couldn't escape even if he wanted to. The tragic situation of his daughter's death appeared in his mind over and over again, making him unbearable. On the seventh day, he finally did not shoot. He saw his daughter who was covered in injuries, untied the bandage on her hand, washed her wound, and burst into tears! He eventually reconciled with himself, even though the pain would stay with him for the rest of his life. I like the way the ending is handled, abruptly and neatly. Inadequacies The male actors in the film are sometimes overly restrained and their expressiveness is not enough, as are the actresses.
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