Internet sex between Thomas and a female cellist, a married man who seeks excitement, his loyalty to marriage is only reflected in his mouth saying "I love her, I will not divorce her", but in his mind he fucks other things. woman. Eve says Thomas doesn't love Claire. Is this right? Thomas doesn't love Eve herself either, she says Thomas doesn't love anyone. By the end of the film, I couldn't understand why Eve committed suicide, but if the director gave the audience the freedom to answer this question, I'm afraid there won't be any interesting responses. Eve committed suicide because she was depressed, why was she depressed because she thought no one loved her, and then what? The whole family is fucked up, but no one can be Annie and live like her. Running the entire family business, falling in love and getting engaged to a lawyer, breaking the hand of her son who lost his temper, she knew everything about it like the back of the hand. If I had to pick out one person, the one who has recently approached his ideal life, I think Michael would choose George, who ended his wife's life with both hands and then pushed himself into the sea. What is life? Apparently, George saw his wife suffer and ended her life; about himself, he presumably felt that life was more miserable than joy. We can think that George is old and has no hope in life, but what about little Eve, why did she drug her classmates, kill the hamster, kill her mother, and then kill herself. The movie doesn't give me any clues, it puts a flat character out like a hollow. Nearly ten flat characters were placed in a house, and no one could spare anyone. It was clear what Michael Haneke was trying to say, and it didn't look pleasant.
(Eve's clothes say I Love Japan)
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