There is two sides of this movie. One side is the killer. He thinks he is leading an organization that helps or saves people. The other side is the survivor, who feels incomplete, lost, physically and mentally struggle, and finally stand up for his trial - he has family, friends, love, hope while the killer is completely alone.
When I watched this movie, I have fears. The fear that how apathetic the killer's face is. He seems complete chill in the trail. As he said, he was completing the mission that he was given to release the people. I feel scared and it also makes me think about my thoughts about freedom of the sexual minority group. We all want to have freedom and hope. Living in a circumstance without validating environment can be threatened and hopeless. That was my motivations and hope for so long and put me here.
I think now my mission is how to create my own validation environment for myself and others too. I hope to create the safe zone that we can be ourself, but also have family, friends, dreams and love.
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