What I am most interested in is the young man with amnesia of unknown origin. Every time he plays, he asks people the nonsensical question of "who are you". Then after many repeated appearances, I vaguely realize that this is not a setting that is aimless. As a "human", one's own behavior is always regulated by many different social roles, and these roles often bear certain social responsibilities and moral norms. Through the young man's "hypnotherapy", the director gradually got rid of the heavy "shackles" on their bodies and gradually revealed the most primitive "nature".
And this point is the most criticized. Is there only the most cruel and violent side in human nature? The chilling ending at the end of the film seems to confirm this implicitly. Therefore, showing violence and crime is not the most frightening and terrifying, the most terrifying is often the unfathomable human nature.
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