Korean movies have always been delicate, beautiful, and sensational as their main selling points. As Kim Ki-duk, who is out of tune with mainstream stick movies, he took the golden lion and still has a clear personality: no matter in the mild or cold picture, it will always be the reality of bloody equity participation.
Among his eighteen works, this one is not obscure, but more realistic. It talks about the influence of money on people living at the bottom. In this money-oriented society, many more precious things have long been buried by money. Kim Ki-duk vented his disappointment with the society with this story, which was more cruel than cruel. He didn't know how to resolve this disappointment and pessimism, so he found Jesus, so that the religious sustenance would have a little faith, so that all souls would not die.
Jiang Dao let himself die in an almost cruel way, not atonement, but the pain of awakening.
I do not reject any religion, nor am I keen, but no matter what kind of faith, as long as there is faith in my heart and a holy bottom of my heart reserved for faith, I will always be happy.
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