If you fall in love with a person and the other person has no feedback, will you continue to love her?
I believe that the vast majority of men will respond with a cold answer to this question, no.
The film answers this question with two unrequited loves.
The output methods of the two kinds of love are different, but the internal logic is the same: I love you, but it has nothing to do with you.
Both unrequited loves told her, what's the difference?
Balding is ignoring your lover's feedback. The wretched man does not need feedback from his lover. One ignores, one does not need. Which is more serious? I think the problem is obvious.
Ironically, both the bald guy and the wretched guy have very strong empathy. We all know that visualization works are difficult to express the hearts of characters.
I am sure that the complexity of the two characters portrayed in this film has almost reached its extreme in the expression of the film. The characters of the two male protagonists are very three-dimensional and full. Both reflect their sunny and dark sides.
The bald man is a moral personality, as can be seen by sending the bullfight girl upstairs and leaving alone. He has a clear purpose, a very strong empathy, and at the same time is bold and careful, and is particularly protective. However, he has a strong sense of lack of reality. He never forgets the lost love and misses the past success.
Wretched men are introverted romantic characters. He is delicate and warm, able to perceive the love of his lover and thus to fall in love with all the characteristics of his lover. However, she was extremely persistent and even paranoid, and in the end she had a strong desire to possess her body because of her love (possession here does not mean rape).
A film that can fully portray one character is already very successful, let alone two? So the direction of the film has a very clear context.
Once the psychological and character issues of the characters are addressed, all that remains is the audience's judgment on what they do. I don't want to say more here. Because I believe that there is no problem in evaluating them from any angle, such as emotion, ethics, law, society, human nature, and even human animal instincts, all angles are acceptable. And the scary thing is that no matter what angle you look at, there seem to be both positive and negative views.
So, that's where the success of this film lies.
The ending is even weirder. There is a possibility that both men could rape the girl. Of course, the possibility of a wretched man is unnecessary.
So what are the chances of a bald man doing this? I will say later.
Actually, personally, I prefer bald men to do this. The wretched man was willing to replace this crime because of his love for the bald man.
Is it weird? Well, now we go back to the movie. Answer the question above according to the description in the video.
First, the bald man's reaction when he first sees a naked girl is the same as when he first sees a pit bull. The bald man has a strong personality, as long as he likes things, he will not escape his control.
Second, when the bald man went to accept the wretched man's room, he clearly said to the landlady: "He is innocent." When the landlord asked him why, he began to evade and say, "I don't know. "After it is clear, it is a guilty conscience.
Third, the wretched man expressed his love to the bald man very euphemistically in prison. "I've read all your travel diaries." The wretched man's character trait was also explained when he was in the hospital. He would watch the silent films that the girl liked. As long as he likes a person, he will like his/her hobbies and will try to feel it.
So after he met the bald man after getting wet, he was so tender that he asked him to "add a spoonful of honey".
God, how ambiguous the word honey is in the eyes of foreigners! This can only be said from the mouths of two people who are in love. After talking about honey, it was followed by hugs and kisses that the wretched man longed for.
my Lord!
Fourth, the wretched man committed suicide. This ending is passable, not explained.
Fifth, which girl the bald man begins to pursue. The sense of lack of bald men has begun to show off again.
Of course, if the film ends from the point of view of a wretched man raping the girl, it seems to work.
Look how interesting it is.
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