Don't be fooled by the cover, thinking it's a police detective film about black and white cops and police dogs. And why there is a dog in the poster and the title is because "dog" is a condensed concept in the play. It has the meaning of dependence, violence, loyalty, fear of strength, indifference and cunning, and it also refers to every appearance. character of.
Surprised to see a drama that closely fits with the social ideology and the status quo, and is a German drama, showing the human race in neo-Nazis, racist gangs, underworld organizations, as well as social crimes such as drug trafficking and gambling, and eradicating evil. Variety. Rap, immigration, left and right, gay, football, media, corruption, and more.
My favorite characters are Curt in the early stage, Turkish police officers in the later stage, Asian journalists, Keweiqi who left before the climax, and female police officers in the naming group. There are so many that I like almost all of them. The impressive plot is firstly the two ball games in which Bupanga and Tashi made a deal, and secondly, due to the close connection of the script writing and the gradual emergence of suspicious clues about the relationship between characters, the rest is concentrated in the second half, including the "perfect women". "Thematic issues of sexuality and marriage, the self-discipline and interpersonal relationships of the disadvantaged in society, the extreme left-right scuffle in the rainy night and its portrayal of the younger generation, the choice of AB gates, and of course, the woven structure around Curt. Plot (it's worth reading a few more times to make it clearer).
Now I really want to see the next season (if there is, there should be) about the unfolding of far-right neo-Nazis, the game between Curt and the second-in-command of the Ta's Gang, and the relationship between family lovers and colleagues. I am also looking forward to the new dramatic conflict, human nature and social characterization that the screenwriter has added.
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