"Delhi Crime" is the best drama I've seen this year. This drama is super boring as long as I play and watch it with my mobile phone. As long as I watch it carefully, I find that almost every scene is exquisite. The drama that took five years to shoot is really not a cover. The mediocre drama in it, just like Lao Lu, has all settled down to the end, extremely restrained and extremely fierce. Its greatest value lies in the mirror reality that contrasts with reality. It is also because it focuses too much on restoring reality, so it suppresses itself, and because of the real existence you know, this kind of repression makes a lot of money. For example, at the end, a group of policemen simply celebrated, all front-facing shots, but only a pessimistic little girl did not speak, and looked up at something. After everyone else left, the camera cut to her back, and the dummy on the six hanging trees suddenly appeared. It turned out that it had always existed, but they just chose to ignore it, which was extremely shocking.
In this ending scene, the first floor speaks of the people's anger, and at the same time it is also said that there is no way to vent the people's anger. The second level, anger is fruitless. Killing this group of demons will completely fail to make them understand that they are demons. The most perverted murderer in the play ended up easily committing suicide in prison, giving people a sense of loss of justice. Like the end of "Seven Samurai", the samurai yells at the bad guys, where are the bad guys, in fact, all the bad guys are dead, he just can't make up for the void of his anger. The same is true of watching the banned documentary. In the documentary, he interviewed criminals. Even if he wanted to be shot, he calmly and confidently said to the camera that in rape, women are more responsible. Looking at it, I only felt chills, not because he was evil, but because of his "not evil" attitude. On the third floor, the six dummies are all black and faceless, implying that the executed criminals have no identity value at all. To put it bluntly, killing them is of no avail. Are you there, more people will commit crimes, or continue to kill. The reality is indeed so. The fourth floor, a big tree in the dark night, is the epitome of human society, but look, what does this tree look like? "Delhi Crime" is the "Memories of Murder" of this era. It is completely qualified, but it is a pity that this kind of film is no longer a god.
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