Not the same as imagined

At the beginning of the film, the old case that happened before is highlighted. As the plot unfolds, the performance of the hero and this case do not seem to echo each other too much.
The protagonist’s behavior is indeed caused by a certain amount of pressure, but the film explains it only clearly. In the end, it feels as if the depressive environment of the mental hospital caused him to break out, which is somewhat abrupt.
The feeling of deviation between the open and dark lines is slightly inferior to the classic suspense films such as Fragments of Memory, Isolation Island, and the Seven Deadly Sins.

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