"Super Perfect Hell" is a dystopian work. The male protagonist decided to lie on the rails in order to seek death, so he came to hell. At the beginning, life in hell made him think that he was very good, with free work and accommodation; the friendliness of colleagues; an open and rich, but not troublesome ambiguous object... But He soon discovered that all the characters were living in a huge falsehood, with colleagues in the company putting on the same face and doing the same thing every day. Women seem to be open, sexy, and independent, but in fact they are boring and boring. They only know how to study decoration day and night, promiscuous sex, and social workers who wear a white system are not here to send warmth to the society, but indifferent and silent like machines. . The hero who felt the crisis couldn't help but search for an "exit". He first sought death again, but turned into a zombie, and then turned to dig a secret hole. Finally, they knocked on a hole that revealed light, symbolizing their way out. They were caught by the police at the door, and they were finally taken to a icy world.
Influenced by their national culture, Nordic films are cold, absurd, and postmodern. This film is very complete and mature in terms of structure and plot. It has the symbols of dystopia, opposite elements, and some black humor (tongue kisses) are also quite interesting, full of mockery of modern spiritual civilization. However, the surreal and absurd elements that I value most are not as bold as Roy Anderson, nothing new, and the exploration of the theme of utopia has not gone further. It is a well-established work. And to be honest, whether it's middle-class confusion (like "The Seventh Continent") or dystopia, I have trouble empathizing. After all, the hell you despise is the paradise dreamed of by people at the bottom.
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