The Diehard: The Elegy Destiny of a Depressed Man

A sad little boy, Jack, happened to see the silly son of a gangster masturbating, and was caught and smashed his dick. The father, who raised cattle for a living, was not afraid to offend him because he had been buying fat-enhancing hormones from the gang boss for a long time. Jack secretly injected hormones into his body, turned into a muscular man as an adult, but lived an alternative life that was worse than death. Once a car was stolen for a gangster crime, the police came to monitor Jack's house. A series of gangsters competed with the police behind their backs, and after the calamity was planted in Jack's house, when the police were about to take action to arrest the innocent Jack, the gangster killer who was going to kill him before was also a childhood playmate, and took the risk to come to tip . Jack evacuated his family in an emergency and drove with the gang killer to the house of the eldest daughter of the gangster. As a result, the eldest daughter called the police and Jack was arrested on the spot. Jack, who was full of hormones, exploded the anger of his life in the elevator, knocked down the surrounding policeman one after another, and fell under the gunpoint himself.

The film was inspired by the Belgian veterinary assassination in 1995, but the director vehemently denied that it was based on a true gangster incident. The male protagonist is played by Matthias Schoenaier, a down-and-out boxing man in Rust and Bone. He is muscular and incomparably powerful. Regardless of whether the plot is similar to reality or not, this is a consistent European-style film that focuses on humanistic feelings, friendship and betrayal, innocence and violence. Although the bridges are a bit messy, the characters are complex and changeable, and the times shuttle each other, as long as you follow the progress, you can still see why, there is no lack of warmth and delicacy, and it is unique.

It's just that I feel so sad for Jack. Why is it so unlucky? When I was a child, I was smashed by the gangster's son. He was arrested again on the spot. And all this grief, anger and suffering have been finally struggled and vented. The scene when Jack violently assaulted the police in the elevator and finally collapsed in a pool of blood was a bit like a Hong Kong-style gangster movie. Perhaps, this is just a trick played by the huge hand of fate on weak creatures.

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