French movies with a consistent British gentleman

The pace of the whole movie is very tight. The murderer was controlled by his mother when he was a child, and then controlled by his wife when he grew up. Under long-term repression, his personality became distorted, and he did not dare to resist his mother and wife. Women with similar appearance characteristics vent their anger. Although it’s easy to see Doudou in the beginning of the movie, the performance of the actors is superb. Mr. Dou's French English is very pure. The real trap is not to let the female policeman try to lead the snake out of the hole, but to know the real murderer. After that, he used the deteriorating relationship between mother and child and husband and wife to break through the murderer's last psychological line of defense. At the end, Doudou's wife opened the curtains at home and also heralded a hazy past. In the end, the overall tone of the warming scene became warm, and life returned to calm, as if people had never experienced this grief.

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