First of all, I really want to complain about why so many people hold on to the heroine to dance and ugly, and feel that they have caught the groove, which is really confusing.
It is not difficult to see that this was handled deliberately by the director. Later, the heroine went to the dance interview and found that it was a striptease interview. Everything is not difficult to explain: obviously the heroine dance is not good, but the "interviewer" also sent a voice message to say that she danced well and wanted She is interviewing, is this unclear, is there another plan? The hostess felt happy just because she was too naive to understand at the time, after all, this was her only interest and passion in this shithole. In addition, Connor who has won her favor and praised her for dancing well (to further win her favor), she will naturally have self-confidence, not purely feel good about herself, nor is it that the director blinds the heroine to dance unsightly dances and arranges The character really compliments her... a little bit more brainy!
Enter the topic. Just say a few details:
1. The heroine stole some money when they first saw it. Connor couldn't be ignorant but didn't care about it. (You may know it, but it doesn't matter) He also generously gives sister Mia money, which shows that he doesn't care about small money. Can not care about the small money, its economic strength has been different from that of the Mia family.
2. The hostess asked Connor for money and he gave it all, and also borrowed a DV. The hostess even asked her family for less than the taxi fare.
3. The gap in economic strength shows that Connor just wants to play with slum women and girls and is greedy for beauty. I knew it after Mia walked a long way to find Connor’s house. It’s not easy to be spotted by the family, and it’s not easy to be spotted by the Mia family.
According to the community and work of Connor's house, it can actually be regarded as a well-off quasi-middle-class family. With a house and a car, and a stable job, why do you like the women and girls in the slums? It's just to satisfy desires and get the flesh. After all, a small amount of money is not a sacrifice for him.
A rare good film with a female perspective. It is true that Connor is a scumbag, but in the first half of the film, Mia's perspective on Connor is still quite wonderful. Fasha's golden brown curly hair and attractive figure, handsome face and stubble are indeed incompatible with the cramped, messy, dilapidated, and depressed scene of Mia's home, community, and neighborhood.
Even if all the fantasies were disillusioned in the end, Mia must have learned how to face life. Many of us may have learned this way.
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