There is basically only one person in the audience, and for an hour and a half, you stare at this person stupidly,
Looking at him in a daze,
watching him drink water,
watching him answer the phone,
watching him comfort the child,
Watching him fart with his colleagues,
Watching him make arrangements,
Watching him drop the phone,
Watching him confess,
Watching him ramble...
Then make up all the pictures, slowly dig out his story, and the cases he is handling,
From kidnapping to domestic violence to murder to neurosis to self-redemption and deliverance…
When all the facts are clear, use an inner monologue and self-repentance to make an ending.
I believe that everyone who has watched this movie will gain something,
For example, he is too self-righteous,
I think that the whole world is turbid and I am only pure, I think that everyone is drunk and I am only awake,
When I woke up suddenly, I realized that it was actually me who was drunk, and it didn't seem so clear.
Fortunately, in the end, he walked out of that room, the room where he was imprisoned.
People who can shoot like this and dare to act like this,
Either a genius or a lunatic,
Not arrogant, but stupid.
So glad to see a genius movie!
If there is an audio version, this is destined to be a great work,
Too bad it's Danish...
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