As Arvin's yawn became infected, he yawned and watched Arvin gradually fall asleep. Lamenting the translation of the movie's name, Avrin grew up in a religious atmosphere, but was disappointed with God again and again. God gave up on him, gave up on the land he lived in, and most of them were human beings who did all kinds of crazy and sinful things in the name of God.
Lenora's father was a fanatical religious man. He was obsessed with killing his wife and was killed by a serial murderer while fleeing. Lenora still devoutly believed in God, but was raped by the priest, and finally hanged to death. Perhaps she repented at the moment she hanged herself, knew herself, and wanted to live anew. It seemed that the God she believed in did not give her this opportunity.
Avrin gave up praying to God, killed the pastor on his own, and killed the serial killer and the sheriff who perverted the law in self-defense. Finally, in this land, the most guilty person died. Arvin exiles himself out of this fast land.
The narration of the film is gentle, the characters and nature are well integrated, and each actor is well integrated in the environment. The actresses are unconsciously stunning, the male protagonists are all handsome and charming, even the sheriff's plump figure looks cute. Robert Pattinson's role as such a polite bastard is really easy to come by, evil and charming.
Those green woods, grasslands, and roads seem to be able to purify the sins of that land naturally.
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