Two diametrically opposed personalities are both possessed by demons, one is for his wife, and the other is for the "I" who can become the nominative.
The movie is full of frame and free, Mark wants to frame Anna, just for his dream "normal" life; Anna wants to frame her dance students, telling them they have to listen to the teacher; Henry wants to frame Anna, he thinks Only she can give Anna the ultimate sexual experience; Henry's mother also frames Henry, she claims to know everything about Henry, and Henry lives with his mother when he is so old; the devil also frames Anna, tempting her to have sex again and again with desire, giving birth to The devil descended on the world. At the same time, everyone who is framed also longs for free. Anna's affair, throwing herself into the devil; the dance student's breakdown; Henry and Mark's words, why can't you accept the love of someone like him.
Both the heroine and the hero went from collapse to calm, because they both found their god, but god is to be feared, as Henry said, and god is also to be feared, because it brings disaster, as mark said . The catastrophe here may refer both to the destruction of Mark's normal life, and to the war at the end of the film, the destruction of humanity. It is because they think they can control God by themselves that they die. Is this a metaphor for mankind's pursuit of nuclear weapons? Are the two referring to the Soviet Union and the United States? The last two "Gods" are separated by a door, does it mean that the Cold War is imminent? Does the boy's choice to drown imply that humans will self-destruct by opening the door? If yes, then what is the obsession here is obvious? Is it an arms race? It is possible.
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