I saw this film yesterday from the Fengyun Theater where Xixi kicked her stomach. Chinese It's called "Shadow Hunting". After reading it, I always feel that the Chinese translation is very strange. Anyway, I don't understand what it is talking about.
At the beginning of watching the film, I thought it was a thriller, but slowly I found out that it was a social film. At the end, she asked another woman nakedly: Do you have any secrets? I don't understand it at all.. Maybe it's because Xixi's stomach kick has been cut? This is unknown.
The woman has a superior family environment, a husband who loves her and works hard, and a lively and lovely daughter, but finally abandons her family because of a hairy monster. In fact, it can be seen from the intermittent plots in the film that Dean grew up under the strict control of his parents since he was a child, and any other unethical behavior was forcibly curbed. She has a little hobby in her own, but she finally broke out after being suppressed for decades. It's not surprising that Mr. Lenore had released her soul that she had suppressed for so many years. It was not surprising that she fell in love with such a man. All of this satisfied her curiosity. A normal family man could not understand and integrate such behavior.
But Dean's prospective husband, Aaron, could endure his wife's betrayal and still love him so much. To be honest, I was very moved by his confession on Dean's birthday. Confession, it is a pity that such a good man cannot satisfy and understand all kinds of women with eccentricities.
Apart from the content of Dean's autobiography, this film can actually be understood as the roles of husband and lover. What the husband gives is the stability of the family, and what the lover gives is the comfort of the soul.
In short, this woman is happy, and both men love her so much...
As for the fault, it is impossible to determine who is at fault, maybe everyone is right.
The only fault is that people are selfish...
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