In short, although many people have many different understandings, from my analysis, I think it is what the director wants to express the most.
The master is God, the house is the earth, and the mistress is the personification of the house/earth.
The opening chapter reveals the origin of the original sin of mankind:
The first guest was Adam, and the host took his rib, so the second guest, Eve, came. Adam and Eve "stealed the forbidden fruit", and the third and fourth guests were Cain and Abel. Cain killed Abel. The relatives and friends who came to mourn after Abel's death are descendants of Adam and Eve. I don't know the more specific allusions.
The above content is the first half of the film - all quotes from the "Bible".
Afterwards, he tells the history of the development of human sin:
The hostess was quite moved by the pregnancy of the hostess, and wrote a book, which was very popular, and many readers came to worship—here, the word of God, and the attracted believers. But the readers are quite fanatical, while admiring the male host, while destroying the house, wanting to take something away, leaving some marks, but turning a blind eye to the hostess - this means that human beings worship God, thank God, but The insatiable greed for taking from the earth, the piety in prayer and the greed in destroying the environment. The situation is getting more and more serious, there are more and more people in the house, and it is about to get out of control, so all kinds of people pour in: atheists (may also refer to the police who have no moral bottom line) who have hurt the male host, young people whose lives are ruined , extremists who kill with guns...until the army intervenes, which means war, and then everyone becomes a misery, they still believe that the master is the word of God, but this room/ This world and this world order are facing collapse. Human beings have reached a certain level of sin, and their desires are endless, but this room is only so big, the earth is only so big, and human beings are self-destructing.
The above content is the second half of the video.
The earth is tirelessly giving, giving, giving, and all anger has turned into helplessness. But with the accumulation of human sins, it is not God, not this creator, not this father, but the earth mother of mankind who has abandoned mankind.
"Did you hear that? That's the voice of life, that's the voice of humanity! He's declaring love, love for you!" At the end, humans cried and ate Mother Earth's children, and then simply beat "Mother". is human nature. This period of devastation to Jennifer Lawrence is very similar to "The Beautiful Legend of Sicily".
Oh yes, and an incomparably accurate reincarnation, the trials and tribulations of human nature, also strike the heart of God. Too deep movie.
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