This movie was trembling all over: half of it was for the heroine's scenes of PUBG Mobile, and half was for the experience of the women in the film. The film begins with militants looting the neighborhood where the heroine lives. They drove tanks, armed with muskets and grenades, broke into civilian homes, shot unarmed civilians, kidnapped young girls, sold them to pimps, and kept them as sex slaves. The pimps used fear, drugs and violence to control these girls, any group of perverted men wantonly abused them and profited from them; while the girls were tortured to death in this inhuman environment. The heroine is the only exception. Born deaf and dumb, she was taken over by pimps and forced to inject drugs, clean up, and make up on other girls. Living in a dangerous environment and witnessing the tragic encounters of the girls, the heroine was in a state of panic; it was not until she met a girl who knew sign language and cuddled with each other that there was a glimmer of light. Girls who knew sign language were tortured to the point of breaking their pelvis by violent clients, and then tortured to death by big armed men. The female protagonist raised her knife in anger, killed the big man, fought wits and bravery with other members of the militants, and finally escaped. However, it is difficult to say whether the heroine really escaped the nightmare and regained her life: she was taken in by a doctor with a hobby of anatomy, can she have the good luck she had before? No way to know. The film ends abruptly here. The men who appeared in the film did not have a positive character, they were all demons. The brutal militants ransacked the neighborhood and regarded human life as a piece of trash; pimps who only valued money and no humanity imprisoned young girls as their own private property; perverted clients who treated girls as objects of lust and humiliated them crazily; The indifferent doctor with special hobbies has ulterior motives; the violent father of the heroine will only wave his fist at his wife and yell at his daughter. Really a women's thriller.
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