A depressing movie.
The end of this flip even has some kind of philosophical imagery. The setting of Alzheimer's, from the perspective of plot promotion, this kind of disease can make all behaviors logical, forget things, be confused, live in the cracks of confusion and sobriety; at the same time, this disease has also become a metaphor, oneself to oneself deceived and deceived, it has become a choice of "active dementia" and can survive. Zeev's family doesn't know this secret, and he also seems to be a kind and gentle old man. The problem is that he bears such a deep evil. This is an even more chilling thing, because you have no idea what kind of vicious expressions those kind people in your life once had. And which stage of the expression reflects their true heart. Are they demons or mortals, or can we believe that a violent person can really transform into a good person?
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