In the movie, there are three scenes that impressed me deeply.
The first one was when Roman came home from the hospital and took out the alcohol spray bought in the pharmacy to disinfect the code lock at the door of the house, and it caught fire. I saw Roman's extreme cleanliness, and I couldn't even understand it.
The second is Roman defending his image as a hero in front of Anna. After Anna prepared breakfast, she grabbed meat with her hands, sat on a chair, and fell to the ground. I felt very funny.
The third scene is Roman in a dirty prison, feeding a mouse and a cockroach on his shoulder with rice, smiling and drinking from the dirty water on the quilt. In the camera, he is smiling wildly, as if crying. . Due to the situation, he accepted the dirty environment and his cleanliness disappeared. I am amazed by the impact of the environment on a person.
Uncovering the comedy veil of the movie, I saw some problems expressed in the seemingly absurd plot design.
The first is white-collar workers who live in fast-paced metropolises represented by male protagonists. Most of them have superior lives and higher social status, but they have some strange hobbies or some quirks. Like the male protagonist, he suffers from severe hygiene and femininity. I think this is a manifestation of their spiritual emptiness, loneliness, and hypocrisy and vanity. The fast-paced life in the city leaves them no time to communicate with others, pay too much attention to themselves, and even become sick.
Secondly, the heroine also represents a class of petty citizens who blindly worship idols. Lack of sensible affection. Her love with the male protagonist started from a misunderstanding. The female protagonist is an International Red Cross staff member. Relying on the identity document of the unconscious male protagonist, he mistaken the male protagonist for a hero in a neighboring country. The male protagonist will make mistakes and pretend to be the hero in front of the female protagonist. . There are probably some low-level and violence that satirize the French police; there are praises for the national heroes of the third world countries.
At the end of the film, Roman bravely ran to the doctor and rescued the doctor. In Anna's eyes, Roman has grown into a true hero. After they returned to France, they lived happily together. Love can conquer everything. --End
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