After watching the movie, I came out of the theater. It was completely dark. On Christmas day, the shops were closed and there were very few people on the street. Only the lanterns on the side of the road were lit up with warm lights.
Watching such a movie is the time when I can feel the charm of #film# the most - in just two hours, telling a completely unpredictable story, tightly grasped by the emotional fate of the characters, from the beginning to the end of this kind of movie. Strong tension lingers.
In my opinion, this is a movie about anger. The mother who lost her daughter and the little police detective who couldn't find herself, was always dominated by anger, as if she had to use fists and blood to tear you to the death to gain the courage to live.
This kind of sadness in the essence of life reminds me of "Manchester by the Sea", but it is different from "Manchester" in its forbearance and hopelessness. This film is full of anger that vents out anger, and there is even a touch of warmth in the negative energy.
The characters in the film are extremely moving, and the acting skills from the heroine to the supporting roles are also excellent. There is a battle in everyone's life that is destined to be faced only by oneself. You can be paranoid, you can also be reconciled, and others cannot make decisions for you.
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