The Canadian film "Level 16" (2018), directed by Danishka Esterhazy (Danishka Esterhazy), starring Katie Douglas, Celina Martin, Sarah Canning Utopian political metaphor.
A group of girls have been tricked into Vestalis College, a boarding school since they were young. A closed building, without seeing the sun, the sky, the outside world, the outside world, and the time. Monitoring is everywhere. Practitioners are instilled in female virtues similar to the "three obediences and four virtues", and the first virtue is obedience. The teacher taught them that the outside air, sunlight, and moonlight are poisonous, and putting them here is to save them from the poisonous air. As long as they obey and observe various virtues, there will be good people to adopt them.
Every night, they ate the "vitamin" pills provided by the college one by one in front of the camera, and then they slept until dawn. In the meantime, the guard went in obscenely, and was carried to another room to let the buyer see the "goods" without knowing it.
Sophia, with a Chinese face, was the first to doubt this college. She managed not to take the "vitamin" pill, so she discovered the secret in the dark. She tried to persuade Vivienne, a white girl, not to take pills. The two discovered more secrets, so they managed to lead the students to escape...
The college has worked so hard to "train" and domesticate them, with the ultimate goal of selling their high-quality human skins at a price.
Every time they had a change, a student immediately reported it to the college.
The female teacher's Russian sentence здравствуйте pointed out the metaphor of this film. But in the end when the two were rescued, the one who rescued them even spoke Russian. The film stopped abruptly, leaving an endless aftertaste.
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