The film is like a combination of "Gone girl" and "August: Osage County". Three ordinary women and a female detective. Suspicion, suspicion, conflict, until the final counterattack and revenge, all important roles and plot advancement are completed by women. In contrast, men have far fewer scenes but are pervasive. Love, violence, understanding, betrayal, you can see the shadow of male role dominance and desire everywhere. Using the heroine to drink the fragments as a way to hide the key plot, the narrative style of squeaking the cocoon is almost the established pattern of the current suspense film bad street. But such a narrative is particularly well combined with the final story announcement. But apart from this wonderful feature based on the plot of the novel, there are no surprises in this film.
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