(71st issue) Dayin Niche Film Group Watching Party
"Venus in Furs"
- He prefers furs to naked Venus
The whole film consists of only one scene and two actors, but it plays the power game of men and women, giving and receiving, attacking and defending, advancing and retreating to the fullest. They have almost no physical contact, but their actions have ignited their lust, the kind of provocation in lust, which makes people's desires always riot
As a director, the male protagonist has a beautiful, elegant and famous fiancée, and their life trajectory is "beautiful" that can be seen at a glance. But now he has met a mysterious woman who makes him want to stop and sink deeper and deeper. Both are very good, and both have desires. Which one would you choose?
What I love about this story is:
In this interaction, we see the fluidity of gender, which is the product of the so-called human civilization. Now we can go a step further, break the original two-dimensional world, and let the possibility of things flow;
In this kind of interaction, people start to try more possibilities. Change is terrible, and even more terrible is that no change can be seen. Confined in a single perspective, the color of life will become monotonous, and being bound by labels will make people feel Not being able to emit light, even in those seemingly taboo places, making some attempts not to hurt others can allow more light to penetrate and illuminate the gradually boring world;
In such an interaction, whoever has stronger desire will "lose", just like in the sentence, whoever loves each other more will lose. But I don't think he lost. Who said a happy ending is perfect? How many people can have such strong emotions? He's addicted, he's lucky, only he can experience an orgasm that no one else will ever experience
On the other hand, it can also be said that the male protagonist did not love Venus, but fell in love with the fur that projected his own feelings. People became the carrier. In the end, he still loves himself more, and there is nothing wrong with it.
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