The film has explained more than once the funeral director's view of life and death, and his special profession and ability make him have a different way of judging a person's life and death. Some people live just like they die.
The methods of the movie are all extreme, so the funeral director is extremeized as a way of dealing with the death. He was radicalized as seeing himself as God judging the death of others. His view of life and death was raised to the highest point at the moment when he finally killed a male pig’s foot: in his eyes, the life of a male pig’s foot is not as good as death. Forget it.
An extreme person is usually not a good person. The funeral director’s behavior is definitely a wicked person. You say that he is a murderer or a neurotic, but he is only a stand-in for his opinion after all. It is extreme, otherwise the film will become If it's preaching, it won't be exciting.
What the film leaves us is not whether the female pig's feet are buried alive or buried; it is not the beautiful body of the female pig's feet; it is not the unique skill of the funeralist playing psychological warfare; but how to live well. The heroine has repeatedly avoided expressing her emotions, and the sudden end of her life has made her too late to save; dreaming about a wonderful life but always a two-pointer life... The film leaves us: Don’t wait until the moment of death to burst into tears Regrets, cherish life and don’t waste it.
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