This is the first time I've wanted to give five stars to a killer who is bad to the core. The wolf-like eyes can kill people, and at the same time, they can charm them. The result of these two faces is both dangerous and charming.
Although it is composed of a lot of white and dark tones, it reveals the compelling atmosphere of film noir. Sociopath killers, useless bosses, bully bosses, gluttonous gangsters, unscrupulous policemen, stupid sons of landlords... In such an environment, all nonsense makes sense, plus perverted black humor. I thought that the secrets were hidden in layers of snow and were spotless, but in fact, the bloodstains in the snow were even more dazzling. In each episode, a fable is like a riddle. People think that the one who solves it is the wise man, but it turns out that the wise man is mistaken for the wise man. The ending continues this fable. One was as sharp as a wolf but was hunted and killed, and the other was walking on thin ice and finally failed to get away with it. In short, after watching this drama, I feel that the past suspense films have been watched in vain, and I am thinking about the plot in my dreams.
The beauty of violence is concentrated here. Some people who are a little disgusted with bloody scenes can still see aesthetic considerations. Whether it is a headshot in a gunfight (mainly a unilateral execution), a throat cut, torture, or a car accident, all present a unique graceful gesture, even sacred (probably also has a biblical metaphor). Some expressive techniques, such as showing tension from a special perspective and especially the part where you can't see anyone and only hear their voices, avoid the direct expression of tacky gangster shootouts, but use the sound to give the audience a space for imagination, and leave it blank. It is too clever to present an image of a killer who is invincible and kills like a quick gun.
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