although I always watch it with the intention of watching super boring films,
but he can always be bloody in the second half of the film.
Many boring films are far more shocking
than crime and action films.
"The Seventh Continent" tells the three-year life of a middle-class family from 1987 to 1989.
The male protagonist has been steadily promoted and increased in salary.
The female protagonist lives a step-by-step life,
getting up at the same time every morning,
eating the same breakfast, and
the position of the watch that he takes off at night remains unchanged,
like a set program. ,
immutable.
The only complaint is their daughter, who
occasionally pretends to be suddenly blind to get attention.
Suddenly one day, the
male protagonist quit his job (a job that many people dream of),
sold the car,
took out all the savings,
bought tools such as hammers, chainsaws, etc.,
and demolished the house at home with his wife and children. ,
First, clothes were torn, cut,
curtains torn,
vinyl tapes broken,
speakers smashed,
things in drawers smashed,
mirrors smashed,
fish that had been raised for many years, fish tanks smashed,
All the photos in the album were torn up,
the girl tore up all the paintings,
and then the money,
all the money was torn up and flushed into the toilet (it was not blocked), and
finally even the steel shovel was poured into the toilet...
why is that?
So much to say.
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