As a shadow minister, the ruling party is often asked to sing the opposite, and it is often easy to form an extreme concept, which blurs the boundaries between life and work. The heroine Janet's loss of control over her self-behavior, and everyone's various idealism or materialism, patriarchal or feminist ideas, symbolizes such a social divide, which has become impossible to communicate and examine, which is in line with the social state of the UK in recent years. A sharp mapping.
The tone of black and white, the contrast is even exaggerated, and the black and white are vivid, but the vividness of the characters is exposed more thoroughly. They don't have black and white in their hearts, they are all gray, which is the lack of tone presented in the film, but is expressed by the characters. The hypocrisy and pretentiousness of the middle class and intellectuals show what is considered perfect by all, but fragile self-esteem is more easily broken. For example, the more you want to prove that you are more inferior, everyone wants to use their own philosophical views to judge the world, and ignore the emotions of the people around them. Scissors.
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