After watching it for 20 minutes from the beginning, I basically classified this film as a psychological film. It deduces a series of psychological phenomena such as the authority effect in psychology. One end of the phone uses words to establish an authoritative image of sandra and others to realize the next series of stories. When people are in a hurry, their ability to control thinking is reduced, which makes it easier to produce automatic obedience. The other side gradually detects each person's situation through inductive language and establishes an authoritative image in their psychology. Thus providing the conditions for their blind obedience. Although the few people on the other end of the phone knew it was wrong to do so, they all had a process of self-rationalization, and they automatically found a shirk psychological comfort for themselves: I was just doing what a police officer told me to do. ,I did not do it on purpose. So there was a scene of gradually receiving the instructions on the phone, which finally led to the occurrence of the crime.
It can also be seen from the inside that people with weak controlling thinking like women and drunken people are more likely to accept various language inducements and obey authority, while people with independent thinking ability are less likely to obey authority. This is a deeply psychological film. The script reflects the traces of psychology and the discussion of human nature at all times. The language of the criminal on the phone in the script also reflects some inducing questions and psychological hints of torture. All in all, it's a decent script and it's worth recommending.
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