"The Bone Collector" ("Human Bone Puzzle"). A very quiet crime movie.
The protagonist is quiet. A police detective who has written N best-selling books and has a good record in handling cases. And a patrolman with a talent for reconnaissance.
He commands, she moves.
Paralyzed by an accident, what should have been a fast and furious action thriller turned into a whisper. Lying in bed, he radioed instructions to her.
The accident destroyed his body but preserved his brain. I don't know if it's fortunate or unfortunate. He used his brain to think about complex cases, and at the same time he thought about the time of his own death. Not wanting every convulsion to increase the likelihood of him becoming a vegetative state, he has opted for euthanasia. If it weren't for this ancient case, he would have died quietly.
She found the scene of her father's suicide. Everything was silently suppressed. The outpouring of emotion was just because it was unbearable.
Criminals are quieter. Use ancient objects, in ancient locations, to commit unknown crimes. Even in the final battle, the only hysteria he showed was bitten between his teeth.
Then, the lively Christmas was dragged far away and the camera was very quiet.
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