I like the eloquent male voice in the film, which is low and calm, which is very consistent with the character of the male lead. In the black and white film, when the heroine's wife is drunk and resting in bed, the shadow is in a trance, very beautiful. The characters interspersed throughout the film are people who talk a lot, from the chief hairdresser to Dave to the foreign businessman to the lawyer to the second-in-command of the barbershop. The male protagonist is silent like a misfit. His wife is having an affair and he doesn't care. The girl he later fell in love with played the piano, he found a little peace of mind, and even contacted a pianist for her, wanting to teach her, but even this little bit of hope was broken on the way back. His investment is also particularly ironic. Just as he said, 10,000 yuan changed a piece of paper. At the end of the film, a new wave of dry cleaning was written in the magazine, proving that this investment method is feasible and promising. But the merchant was killed by David. The lawyer is also interesting. He refused to know the truth because of headaches. He did not know the facts in a case and used eloquence and sophistry to persuade the jury. It's ridiculous. What's even more ridiculous is that the whole case, the hero is not punished for killing Dave, but because of a person who has never killed. Only the hero knows the whole fact, and the others are in the fog. What could be more ironic than this, the truth does not exist at all. But in real life, aren't there many such examples. Blind people touch the elephant, how much we really know about the facts as outsiders, it may be like Kafka's castle, and we can never reach the castle of this fact. But no one cares. Do lawyers care, don't care, courts, this symbol of justice care, no. I think my wife really likes David, maybe like they said when they got together at the beginning, she likes wartime heroes, and when Dave was there, she kept her eyes on her and she couldn't stop laughing, which was very different from her It's a stark contrast to being taciturn with the male protagonist, and in the end, how much they know each other as husband and wife. Before his wife hanged herself, the lawyers dismissed Dave's words as worthless. I think she died because she didn't want to ruin Dave's name. A forensic autopsy later found she was three months pregnant. The male protagonist hasn't touched his wife for a long time, and this child is Dave's. The actor killed Dave because Dave wanted to kill him. Isn't it just self-defense now, although he blackmailed him first. But who cares, he didn't even have a chance to tell the truth. the fuck life Whose life is not a mess? His wife's Dave's, the chief barber of the businessman's husband and wife's businessman, was also convicted because he mortgaged the house and owed debts. His conviction was also interesting, because the lawyer had no money for room and board expenses. When you think about it, the film is full of absurdities. what The phrase kind of man is repeatedly asked by different people, and I think the male protagonist is also asking himself the same way. At the end of his death, he was calm and calm, and I felt that he had nothing to cherish in this world. He needs to go to another world to find answers.
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