After watching so many movies, this is the first time I have seen scenes of real cruelty to small animals and children. Want to say that Denmark doesn't care about this? It also satirizes the social reality of Denmark.
Except for the male protagonist, the IQs of the other characters are negative, which is completely to match the whole mental journey of the murderer.
The paragraphs on the administration and deliberation of government are a bit long and far-fetched.
I didn't make it clear about the male protagonist's childhood, that is, why did the male protagonist become a murderer? Just because of seeing villagers weeding?
Finally, the male protagonist deserves a star for his looks.
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