Personally, I think this movie is worth watching.
My understanding is that the "child-eating devil" in the play is one of the manifestations of anthropomorphic postpartum depression.
The couple carefully prepared a baby room and two beds, but only one child was born safely, so the heroine was psychologically stimulated (unexpected + very concerned), which is inevitable. After returning home, my husband was very busy, and the heroine was very considerate at first, "You have a job, so I'll come." Later, she hoped that her husband would stay at home. Afterwards, the husband said that she would be away for a few hours, but she still Excited (not a normal expression at first glance), the whole is sick (already lost a child, afraid of losing another) - not taken seriously (the whole wealthy neighborhood only talks to the neighbor's new mother, the heroine I don’t have my own communication, the only fun seems to be reading books) - the process of aggravation (evidence point, one is that her husband shows her a video of slashing doors and falling from a building, the other is that when she was in a video with her mother, she suddenly yelled in the cradle baby, immediately resumes chatting nonchalantly—the standard manic appearance).
All the demons, from the infidelity of the husband, are the mental images of postpartum depression. And her husband has always loved her very much, loved her deeply, her sudden death was unexpected by the male lead (unexpected + very concerned), and the male lead was very tired to take care of the child alone (the evidence is that the male lead listened to it at the end When the child was crying, but did not look at it), he was finally entangled by "depression", the "devil who eats children".
The part about the heroine in the whole movie actually plays the heroine's inner world (such as her conversation with the devil, why there is no video to prove it, just a tape recorder? Her house is obviously full of video surveillance. Because the devil is the heroine After being hinted by the "netizen" who had a similar experience with her, she was divided into the specific and visualized demon in her heart, and one person played two roles). So I think it's worth watching.
After reading it, the feeling is: you can't leave the mother at home alone and work alone (thinking that "rich material is enough" mentality), at least prepare her a helper or warm neighbors (must be plural).
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