"Girl in the Fog": A twisting story meets a reality-reflecting theme

Gabrielle 2022-03-25 09:01:20

I have to say, the story is wonderful

The ambience is well rendered from the start

Especially the use of color makes the whole film cast a strange and mysterious color

Sheriff's whole body in the car is shrouded in a ghostly green

The town where the story takes place is a strong blue color when the scene changes many times at night.

These cool applications give the film a terrifying tone

There is also the way of storytelling, also in the form of memory

Begins with a conversation between the sheriff and the psychiatrist

A story involving the disappearance of a girl and the sheriff's investigation

Although the plot was a bit difficult for me at first

because there are more questions

But really into the plot, really can not stop

Want to find out what the truth is

Moreover, in the reversal, I really admire the brain circuit of the screenwriter

When we viewers judge professors wronged from God's perspective

but it actually killed the girl

However, the end of the story provides us with the possibility of another explanation

A psychiatrist is a possible "fog man"

So far I've been completely shocked

twists and turns, twists and turns, reversal and reversal

This is the epitome of the film's strong story.

But the story is just the shell of the film

The reality it embodies and exposes is the most important core

As the sheriff pursues the truth of the incident

It uses the power of the media to create a lot of "inconsistent" public opinion

Isn't this the true portrayal of our present society?

And the professor's motive "money"

and finally exposed because of a letter on the arm

both and the lines in the film

"Evil is the driving force of the story, but in real life the motivation is usually money"

"The most foolish sin of the devil is vanity"

Human weakness exposed

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Extended Reading

The Girl in the Fog quotes

  • Agente Vogel: Someone took her. Let's stop tiptoeing around it and call a spade a spade, or we'll waste time, and that time belongs to Anna Lou.

  • Prof. Loris Martini: Someone once said the devil's dumbest sin is vanity.