The director seems to want to sink himself into a psychedelic state. There are always some messy interspersed in the reasonable stacking, and the heroine's dialogues are inadvertently and do not know when and where, and there is no escape. The disappearance of her boyfriend who sold herself for money, and her inexplicable love, as if one catastrophe caused the other, she couldn't escape, but she had to be immersed in it.
Just wanted to talk about the character of the character. The old-fashioned tragedy of prostitutes who love alcoholics is easier to substitute for the audience if they pay attention to their own existence.
The alcoholic actor - Nicolas Cage, I never knew he had so much chest hair, so many gaffes and indecents can easily cause his own disgust reaction. It took me 30 minutes to get into the role of being a savior all the time. I was addicted to alcohol, couldn't live in love, and was completely unable to be myself. After the layers of complex shells were peeled off, the fragile, helpless, absurd, tender, Decadent, pitiful, cute, depraved, addicted and other characters make people love and hate. Different from the image setting of traditional fights, the decadence of unknown reasons has locked him into the dark door. Guessing what happened to him in his heart, the psychological expectation is that the degenerate and decadent people will eventually be redeemed. The heroine, who seemed to have the light of redemption, failed to rescue her in the end. This can't help but knock a big question mark in the naive heart: Can or should the state of being so decadent and addicted to the client really change or not? Is the so-called redemption really redemption?
Prostitute actress - forget the name, just remember the non-stop nudity and professionalism of the big-scale performances. A woman with a seemingly free and easy personality, who is separated from her bright appearance, is actually a person who is controlled and inseparable from her abuser, and falls in love with whore clients only because of her inner comfort. Her kindness is nowhere to be found. In some ways, this character is more intriguing than the male lead. I keep asking why? Why are you looking for abuse? Why is there such a strong will to take care of others? To put it objectively, this type of character may be more needed than having a child rather than falling in love with a whore client, not to mention the weird and reluctant sex scene at the end of the film.
Her sexy, seemingly hot personality is at the same time empty and lonely, immersed in her own pitiful situation without struggling. That desolate life seemed to be dragged to the bottom. What made her so addicted to this kind of life? Or is it money like inadvertently mentioned in the film? Means of livelihood? no way no money? Whether a kind of inner verification that enters the loop makes her go through repeated self-verification and has no way to find another way out, what does her short-lived mean in this world, not mentioned in the film, maybe just for a far-fetched reasonable reason. Her various abused lives at the bottom of the world are a true portrayal of an abandoned group.
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