Actually, I was going to watch the American horror film called "Hunting", but I came here by accident. Originally, I came for horror movies, but in fact, after watching it, I feel that this film is definitely in the category of horror movies. Very enjoyable!
As many film critics have said, the villagers' actions against Lucas are the so-called "witch hunt", but the real witch is Clara.
First of all, this evil little bitch Clara has bad water that has nowhere to dump. After the good Lucas became the first prey to be hooked, she began to frame Lucas, and finally lied to the garden manager to trick him, and then When things got out of hand, she continued to use lies to deceive silly white sweet Lucas to express her innocence, then used lies to induce her poor relatives to hunt witches for her, and continued to make her parents feel that their daughter was sexually abused The unwarranted pain, and she still enjoys it.
Yes, I use a lot of derogatory words to describe Clara, but actually I like Clara as a pure evil character, just like I like the Australian backpacker massacre in the Wolf Creek series, Clara is actually and Wolf Creek Like the Australian serial killers, the senses are pure evil. He kills for the sake of killing, and takes pleasure in torture and killing. He basically can't get any practical benefits from it, but they enjoy it.
The more evil cult leader, the principal, used guilt to infer and persuade the children in the kindergarten to frame Lucas. I don't quite understand this. Maybe it's because Lucas is a little ugly? The principal didn't like him at all? She also alluded to cults. The director of the kindergarten was equivalent to kidnapping all the children, brainwashing the children, and teaching them to give false testimony. The fanatical believers, that is, the parents, started witch hunts. The role of the director seems to be in "The Mist". The crazy woman, very energetic.
Lucas' performance is the white lotus? No, he actually didn't actively respond to frame-ups and rumors, and let the rumors grow out of control. Every word he said was in a fog, without a little useful information, without a resolute breath. Especially the few conversations he had with the principal, so confused that he even wondered if he really molested the little girl off-camera and then made a big reversal at the end? So did he do anything radical? Of course, he lost his temper with his girlfriend and swept her out of the house.
But this film is well done and very real, because of course a good character like Lucas will not suddenly riot and argue for reasons, and it is such an honest and kind good person who is so powerless in the face of sexual assault allegations After all, in the definition of rape crime, women's willingness or not is basically based on their own mouths. This only condenses this evil woman who uses the crime of sexual assault to frame others into a "won't lie" attribute. In the body of the kindergarten girl, everything becomes logical, the whole plot is very smooth all of a sudden, everything is reasonable and real scary.
The most valuable thing about this kind of film is the sense of authenticity. Once the wind comment is killed, this is the result, unless the fish die and the net is broken. If Lucas suddenly pulled out two guns in the church and had a famous scene in a certain cool movie, the church fight, then the movie would probably be cold.
One last thing to complain about, the beating of Lucas Supermarket should be arranged before the end of the trial, otherwise such abrupt and fierce contradictions will seem a bit abrupt. But Mads did a good job. Even if he was beaten well, he showed the kind of grief, anger and puzzlement that a good man faced with the persecution. But I personally don't think he's suitable for this role, but this should be a question of the director's casting. Although he has excellent acting skills, he is too fierce to play, and he has a tough face that will tear people's hands and eat them at any time. This kind of role should be played by a chubby actor, who can become more friendly to children, more easily persecuted and more difficult to resist.
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