A 2011 Spanish thriller drama about a horror and fantasy story about a surgeon, Robert, who used skin transplants to transform the sex of a rapist and thereby revenge his daughter. The clues of the story are coherent, clear, and easy to understand. The suspense settings are excellent, but the ending is weak.
Movies that are not to be spoiled, don’t search for the introduction, and experience Almodovar’s unique shock of sex and violence: changing skin, transgender, love for his wife and daughter makes a man so crazy; torture, endurance, to the mother Love makes another man so strong.
Doctor Twist picked up the scalpel of revenge, transgendered plastic surgery to figure out the fake of his dead wife; the missing boy was replaced with a beautiful female skin, and the transgender skin resurrected his true soul. The entanglement of men and women, the abnormal love that transcends gender, everyone is struggling in their own tragedy. The weird plot, with flashback memories, slowly reveals the truth. Love can be overflowing into happiness or overflowing into disaster.
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