[About "Wolfman"] There are many words used to describe "Wolfman", such as shapeshifters, demons, monsters, etc., all of which are derogatory. The history of this magical creature that exists only in legends is as old as human civilization. And their names and stories are often associated with disappearances, murders, violence and deaths in human history. In the mind of director Katja von Garnier, "Wolfman" is actually just a human expression of the unknown A way of fear: "This is an unknown in the unknown. Carnivorous beasts hide in the crowd without a trace, just like a wolf in sheep's clothing living in a sheep." The word "werewolf", It's enough to fascinate anyone, not to mention that Bloody Chocolate explores the survival and evolution of the "Wolfman" -- a film no one can deny right now that is more fantasy than reality. A race that can only live under the moonlight, lonely and arrogant, can this deformable creature be summed up with only the word "cruel"? Hugh Dancy, who plays human Ayton Galvin in the film, agrees with Katja von Garner: "If you've seen most of the mythology, the fantasy elements include werewolves, vampires -- it's just a fact. It is only a form of expression, and it is also a form of expression of our inner world, because everyone has a demon at work in their hearts, and these psychology that is inconsistent with modern civilized society can only be secretly buried in the depths of the mind." " Bloody Chocolate" focuses on the "Wolfman", a creature with an ancient historical background. With an unfortunate love story as a carrier, Agnes Bruckner, the actor of Vivian, said that this group is surviving The helplessness: "In fact, these 'heterogeneous' have been trying their best to adapt to the changes of the times as quickly as possible, and thrive in a highly civilized society. Unjust judgments about 'wolves'. Through this film, we will have a new understanding of 'wolves' who should exist in this world alongside humans." Vivian is an aristocrat in the wolf clan, because she came from a "leader family". Although her clan has arranged a future for her, Vivian does not appreciate it, and she does not want to repeat the path others have taken. She lives with her people because they can protect her life, and after her family was brutally slaughtered, it was these people who adopted her... However, Vivian is fundamentally different from them, a little bit Aloof, a little indifferent. "The Werewolf" is led by Gabriel, and while he is a young man, his abilities are as old and as powerful as his years. Since the number of "wolves" is dwindling, they must evade human pursuit through strict organization and finally survive. Gabriel's only concern is the survival and unity of werewolves, because he has seen so many tragic fates of werewolves who live in isolation, and Vivian's family is a vivid example - they lived alone in Colorado, and were eventually exposed to Because of his identity, he was slaughtered.
[Hatred and love between different races] The wolf tribe has a custom that every seven years, their leader will choose a female werewolf as his new spouse, this time, Gabriel chose Vivian because she It represents a new point of view in terms of rules and traditions, which is contrary to the general direction of wolf development, but it is the only way for them to survive. In Gabriel's opinion, Vivian will betray her sooner or later, because she has always been so out of place. Vivian lives with her aunt Astrid, who was Gabriel's spouse. Astrid is still sad because she was ruthlessly abandoned, but the rules of the werewolf are not always the same. Fair. Rever is the son conceived by Gabriel and Astrid. Even if Vivian is forced to become a member of the wolf clan, she just can't like this cousin. Rever and his "Gang of Five" succumbed to primitive desires and kept killing humans under the pretext of protecting themselves from human beings. Rever is a typical representative of a new generation of werewolves, a rebellious generation that defies the rules. His presence is a timely satire on the rules the Wolf Clan has always followed, forgetting that they no longer work for them, although it had protected them from extinction. Once a month, Gabriel would authorize the werewolves to kill a human, as if performing a blessing ceremony. But Vivian never got involved, just stood by and watched coldly as it happened, it was a real murder. Vivian has always been very resentful and resistant to her wild side, and she doesn't like the system the werewolves now rely on because it's based on hatred and revenge. However, Vivian stumbled across the young American artist Ayton, who she didn't realize was a pawn arranged by Gabriel until she fell in love. Even though Vivian and Ayton lived from completely different backgrounds, they had one thing in common: both were burdened with family expectations and both ran away...as Hugh Dancy describes: "Ayton and Vivienne Like Ann, she is desperately trying to escape her family's reputation and mission. Although she has lost her family, she feels uncomfortable and uncomfortable with the current living environment. What is Ayton trying to escape? Cleverly concealed, and did not show the true face."
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