The "female" protagonist's shape is quite subversive: a ring on her face, tattoos on both arms, a black dragon on her back, thick biceps, and tight muscles all over her body. If the film doesn't show a little bit and doesn't have sex with the hero, I'll take her as a man. Her identity is still a hacker, specializing in stealing personal privacy and selling money for a living. Although her previous criminal record made her subject to others, and even stabbed chrysanthemum in her mouth, the bumpy life did not bury her surprisingly calm and intelligent, coupled with the persistent male. The protagonist's tolerance and understanding, a little spark of love burst out.
Although last year's "Blood Invasion" was eye-catching, this year's "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" really made me feel that Swedish movies have a sudden rise. While looking forward to the two sequels of "Dragon", I hope Swedish filmmakers will make persistent efforts to bring more excellent film works.
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