1. The story of the dog fighting man: an unrequited love
2. The story of the model: in the face of time and disaster, the fragility of love and even marriage. Lots of interesting little details. Withering balloons, phones ringing with no one talking, posters disappearing. (These three places are handled very cleverly, especially the last one. When the amputated model returns home, it will be so sad to see the poster that he used to be, but the director is superior and makes the poster disappear, leaving a huge place in the original position. The slogan "Advertising space for rent"... When the beautiful photos are hung up, you should think that there will be times when they will be taken off.) The
trapped dog is not only the fuse of the breakdown of the relationship between the two, maybe the encounter Dilemma model herself.
3. The story of the killer. The love that cannot be recalled but is cut off. I was wondering why the pick-up fighting dogs were arranged to kill all the dogs. Perhaps it was because of this killing that the killer understood the cruelty of killing, and finally decided to put down the butcher's knife and fly away. The mutual killing between the two brothers also reflects the fragility of the so-called kinship.
In short, three stories are used to tell a theme, and it is more skillful and fun to tell them interspersed than to tell them separately.
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