hunting

Tatum 2022-10-08 16:13:42

The principal of the kindergarten told Lucas that a child told her that after Lucas showed his little brother to the child, Lucas stood on the grass. For a few seconds, there was almost no sound in this picture. You can imagine his mood, all this made him feel like he was about to suffocate, which was beyond his imagination.
Why does little girl Carla do this?
First, her family determines that her character is different from normal children, because she lacks the warmth of family, which can be seen from the beginning of the movie. Carla was lost alone, and Lucas sent her home; she stood outside alone, waiting for someone to send her to the kindergarten after the adults in the room quarreled, and finally Lucas sent her; After Waller asked Carla, she was still a little unsure, she said: "Carla always likes to think wildly";
second, Lucas refused the care that Carla gave him, which made Carla feel very angry;
third, the principal He and Waller were interrogating Carla in the office like a prisoner. At that time, the friends outside the window were having a good time, and the laughter spread into the room. Carla, in order to go out to play as soon as possible, continued to put this fake The story goes on and on;
fourth, it is precisely because Torsten and his male partner showed Carla a photo of the rise of the male penis on the iPad, which led to Carla being able to say such a picture, causing all adults to believe that Carla the words said.
Lucas (and maybe each of us) is like a deer in the world, being "hunted". The part where Lucas was shot at the end is the soul of this movie! There are still people who don't trust Lucas. Cara is just a prop for the director. What the director wants to express is the suspicion and distrust between people in the real world.

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Extended Reading
  • Arvid 2021-10-20 19:02:23

    Occupy the commanding heights of morality and hunt others, you have blood on your hands! ?

  • Makayla 2021-10-20 19:02:23

    Four-and-a-half stars, the consistent Danish-style psychological portrayal of group portraits, cold and cruel, although the story is a bit clichéd, but the emotional tension runs through it, and the case of unjustified grievances makes people feel like a throat. The only shortcoming is that the emotional climax at the end was not intense enough, but the final [hunting] did bring people's emotions back to reality: open guns are easy to hide, but rumors are hard to prevent.

The Hunt quotes

  • [subtitled version]

    Lucas: What are you saying? Have you got something to tell me?

    Agnes: Stop it, Lucas.

    Lucas: You want to tell me something?

    Theo: Relax, Lucas.

    Lucas: The whole town is listening. Tell me! What do you want to say?

    Agnes: Stop it, you fucking psychopath!

    Lucas: I want a word with Theo. Look into my eyes. Look me in the eyes. What do you see? Do you see anything? Nothing. There's nothing. There's nothing. You leave me alone now. You leave me alone now, Theo. Then I'll go. Thank you.

  • Marcus: Bunch of bastards! Bunch of fucking bastards!