From the very beginning, this film shows its alternative. The film was shot in the 1980s. It can be said to be a landmark film. It is avant-garde and expresses various rock and roll spirits, reflecting how different the positioning of rock is.
Why is the word "Freud" mentioned here?
That's because the creation of the protagonist's spiritual world comes from the influence of his childhood, which creates his later personality.
Psychologist Freud's books express this view: the development of personality in childhood has a profound impact on adult personality, and even life.
Especially the male protagonist's fear and even disgust for women.
The cry of a face emerging from the wall reminded me of Mr. Lu Xun's "The Scream".
This is an autobiography of the band, or an interpretation of the music album "the Wall".
Anti-war, anti-industrial, anti-assimilation.
It turned out that rock and roll smashed everything because of these.
Break through the iron cage that binds us, shout again and again.
This excavation of human nature is the core idea expressed by this film.
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