His most beloved sister was killed by a tractor due to his negligence. This became the knot in his heart. The 21-year-old doesn't know how to untangle the knot. He tried to zoom in on his sister's photo, trying to find evidence that her sister was alive in the photo; he stared at the little girl who was a model for painting on the street; he used coffee to amuse the little girl passing by the window. However, these can only give him short-term consolation, but cannot untie the knot. In order to escape this psychological bondage, he escaped from the hometown he did not want to leave. He went to scare away pigeons in the square, smashed cars with stones, and killed unknown drivers. These unnecessary struggles could not relieve the pain at all. He has been confused on the road of confusion, but soon came to the end of his life.
The footage of the film has always been in a dark and hazy state. The color is oppressive and suffocating. The killing process was like a sword hanging over my head, making me tense and afraid to loosen the strings. The lens is unforgiving and real. It is indeed worth pondering whether human life should be determined by an artificial result called law.
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