The mainstream non-mainstream has always been a problem, and the non-mainstream is destined to be very difficult. People are group animals, and their characteristic is to regulate people who are out of group to reduce the group's sense of danger. This film seems to be talking about this problem, but it is not.
Fisher is a key figure, and he and the murderer who was later are the representatives of the tragedy. They are representative in the crowd, and their inferiority deep in the human soul will not cause such a tragedy to happen for the first time, and it will never be the last. Why do you say this way? Fisher is characterized by timidity and cowardice. Every time a newcomer comes, he has to give someone a prestige, and then he will have a serious sense of dependence on people who can care or friendship with him, and he cannot be alone when he is lonely. He is a coward who is super unconfident and unaccountable. Even what he wants to do must be done by someone weaker than him to avoid responsibility. The 17-year-old murderer is even more pitiful. This person is a confusion of right and wrong. He has no brains and can do anything in order to get a little bit of recognition from people. This kind of person is not used by others, who will be used by others. Woolen cloth?
The two of them represented around us are actually far larger than those with homosexuality or gender issues. They are more harmful to this society!
Looking back on the actor, the transvestite performed by LEE PACE is really in place. It is not easy for an actor to sing the song FEVER in the play! I have a chance to watch other films he played in the future.
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