A lonely woman, married, gave birth to a son, her ex-husband went to jail, her son was lost, and inexplicable phone calls often rang at home. She lives alone in a motel. This is a typical emotional hungry type. Becoming gay is not because she likes women, it is the second best thing. Someone is better than nothing.
At this time, Peter's appearance gave her hope that when two lonely people met, they would win but countless people. The deepening of trust made Agnes gradually assimilated, and Agnes's agreement made Peter's remarks firmer. This provided a suitable breeding ground for Peter, who was wandering outside and living in no fixed place, to breed insects.
It’s hard to explain why Agnes has become a paranoid in such a short period of time. I think it’s mostly the subordinate psychology of the lonely heart after finding her partner. She found Peter. She thinks that is her home. If she If she doesn't agree with him, then she will return to the world of the previous person again, so subconsciously she forced herself to accept all the theories of Peter until the three of them became tigers.
In the end, Agnes’s reasoning is the climax of the whole film. Everything that has nothing to do with it has been choreographed. It is reminiscent of the story of a suspected neighbor stealing the axe. When you already think it is like this, everything seems to behave like this. It's logical.
Is nudity a gimmick? The director handles all sex in such a subtle way that it seems unnecessary to use nudity as a gimmick. The feeling that the two of them are naked is to increase the authenticity, and it does not arouse my adrenaline. Although Ashley Judd's chest line is so beautiful.
The look of Ashley Judd in this film reminds me of Charlize Theron in "Monster". Her image is an ordinary or even a little ugly middle-aged woman, which makes me shout about the magic of makeup, not because of it. I can make a beauty so ordinary, but because I see the bright and beautiful stars in the ordinary day do not make up like this.
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