I think the story goes like this: the
male protagonist likes the second male lead, but because of the provocative, ambiguous, inaction and jokes of the second male lead, the male lead's desire cannot be released. The male lead also has women in his body because of his gender restrictions. (In fact, everyone is bisexual from infancy to adolescence (this kind of bisexuality can be understood as asexual), and the real gender consciousness is imposed by society in the gradual maturity, so why is the male gender in the play? The age of the protagonist is set at 17, because the director wants to show the anxiety of the intersex in an adolescent child. And 17 immediately means maturity, stepping into society, and starting to face such problems.), and the female side is because of the male The second's playful attitude inflated, thus faking the fact that he had suffered some serious injury for his own murder, so the female face and the male face killed the second male.
And the male protagonist is male after all. In the forest cabin, the hunter's love and suppression of his female side finally led to the release of the male side's desire. So that the male protagonist does not have to deal with his female side like he does with the second male lead, the female side is gradually weakened here.
In the end, the sex scenes of men and women are nothing but the fusion of the male and female sides of the male protagonist who finally reach a reconciliation. And this is not over yet, because it is not recognized in society for a person to have both genders at the same time, so the director used the pursuit of police and police dogs (representing the society) to prevent such a fusion of self and gender. The death of the heroine is the real dominance and release of the male protagonist's male side, and it is the expression of the real beginning to identify with his biological gender (it can also be understood as forced, because the heroine was killed). And the love shown by the hero when the hunter is caught at the end of the film is actually the hero's identification with his male and same-sex identity.
In fact, this is a film about sexual repression, sexual division and sexual strangulation, and a person causes the two genders in the body to confront each other for various reasons, and finally achieves sexual identity (or finally kills one of his genders). story. So it's not something like Adam and Eve, or something from Grimm's fairy tale "Candy House". These are actually smoke bombs set by the director. These are not the focus of the movie. Of course, it can also be understood that everyone has Adam and Eve in their bodies at the same time from birth, and when a certain time comes, either Adam will die, or Eve will die.
What I want to make clear is that this film does not Not precision. I think everyone can understand it this way, that is, the director personified and exaggerated the male and female duality of the male protagonist, but it was definitely not precise. Because everyone has a male side and a female side, is everyone fine?
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