I don't know much about Andrei Zulaski, and a book of "The Enchanted" is enough.
It's easy to be moved by strange things, such as Ajani's three-and-a-half minutes long shot.
Regarding this scene, I later watched it more than twenty times.
Like purgatory.
If it is said that Zulaski gave the crazy power of "Obsessed", then the starring Ajani makes this crazy enough to be convinced.
In "Enchanted", Adjani plays an ordinary wife.
She and her husband have a son, and they seem to be happy, but they are not as happy as they seem to be.
When the husband left without saying goodbye and suddenly returned home, the husband and wife were already separated.
The husband suspected that his wife had an affair with an outsider, so he tried to find the truth through the hands of a private detective.
Up to this point, there seems to be nothing unusual.
It is nothing more than an ordinary story of a suspicious, sick husband and a beautiful wife.
As for "Obsessed", I never thought about preemptive strikes.
It embeds fear stitches behind each frame, unlike the wine that melts in the mouth, "The Devil" pays attention to the shock of the aftertaste.
As the private investigator deepened step by step, he learned what was unusual about this woman.
She hides from the world in a cramped apartment, guarding a mysterious room.
It is unclear what secrets are hidden in the room, and the wife herself is not having an easy time.
His wife stays lonely and suffers from gains and losses. Her emotions are like hurricanes and rains, uncertain and cloudy.
Quarrel, drag, self-harm, torture yourself as you can.
In private, she is also a dance teacher and treats students extremely harshly.
Compared to the Soviet Union’s totalitarian oppression of France, which is interpreted as politically meaningful, individuals are more inclined to understand that she pours the pain of life on others.
Of course, the husband is not too loyal.
During the period, he met a woman who looked the same as his wife, but was different from his wife's neuroticism. This woman had bright eyes and met all the man's fantasies about Bai Yueguang.
The husband numbs himself for a time, and is more than ambiguous with her.
Ironically, at the same time, he still couldn't get rid of the restlessness and disturbance of his wife Turk. Regarding whether his wife is cheating, this is always the knot in his heart.
At this point, what Zulaski wanted to say was only on the surface.
As the plot progressed, a succession of private detectives disappeared mysteriously. The husband found his wife's apartment along the way, but he was surprised by the sights he witnessed.
He discovered the secret hidden in the room his wife was desperately guarding, a monster with an abominable face and an octopus.
The wife copulated with it wanton, and the missing private detective was the victim of the wife's attempt to cover up the secret.
The detective was cruelly mutilated, thrown into the refrigerator, nibbled by monsters, and his wife guarded it as if performing some kind of secret ritual.
And the wife is deliberately supporting this monster, the ultimate goal is to copy a man exactly like her husband.
If a real husband cannot really get close to himself, then let me create you.
At this point, I realized the taste of "obsessed".
It’s not uncommon to cry out for love, flaunt your teeth and dance claws, but only "Obsessed" interprets what is meant by this slanted, pathological love.
In my opinion, "Enchanted" is romantic.
Aside from the rigid political metaphors and religious interpretations, its core is still a love story.
It's just that this love has reached the realm, the appearance is hideous, and it is at the limit of ordinary people's senses.
The extra part is mad and horrified, and seems to be overkill, but it is the moving part of this love.
In a pool of blood, kissed affectionately.
The previous suspicions, anxiety, anxiety, lies, and misunderstandings have been washed away.
If death can make us embrace each other again, then I will be willing to commit suicide for you.
In addition to love, "Enchanted" emphasizes the existence of the self and the id, and the interpretation of them in the film is far better than the praise of love.
Although the love between men and women is the great cause of life for the hero, the ultimate destination is yourself.
For a person who is too self-conscious, because of his own paranoia, it is easy to create a "devil" in his heart. Because of his fierce perseverance, his mind can become a powerful dagger.
The ghosts loyal to the wives are actually the demons in the heart, and the women whose husbands are ambiguous are just the demons in the hearts of men.
The ultimate love, in front of the self and the self, is more like a touch of graceful embellishment.
Pursuing the illusion of the world is the ego, and making love with Satan and nourishing the demons is the id.
Zulaski obviously realized this, so he named it "Obsessed".
What is obsession?
Nothing can't be done because of love.
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