The Girl in the Mist is based on the worldwide best-selling thriller of the same name. After watching it, I think the film is roughly divided into five sections. The film starts with a bird's-eye view of the town each time. 1. The detective came to the town to check the terrain, visited the family of the missing girl, observed the surrounding neighbors, and broadcast the first search video on TV, attracting the attention of people from all walks of life (mainly the media). 2. The appearance of key clues and suspects uses the media to release information about the memorial service, leading to the photography boy Mattia. Find a suspicious jeep and set the stage for the professor's presence. Detectives presume the killer is a monster, diverting the pressure from the police to confuse the public. 3. Conflict detectives continue to use the media to expose, the professor is caught in the media public opinion, the wife and daughter are questioned, the police investigation is in dilemma, and the lawyer offers high disaster relief expenses. But all of this is the inducement of detectives and the misdirection of the media, and no one or institution has taught direct evidence of homicide. 4. In the case of "Fog Man", a reporter collected a large amount of data, which almost matched the characteristics of the girl's disappearance. At the same time, the detective found the video tape of "Fog Man" committing the crime in the diary clues given by the reporter. The professor successfully avoided the suspicion. At this time, the detective's logical reasoning should be in a state of collapse. 5. The outcome has been divided The professor copied the "fog man" murder technique and got rid of the suspicion through meticulous arrangements. Only the detective knew that the professor was the murderer, and at the same time he was being used, he couldn't accept his failure to kill the professor. The bigger surprise is that the psychiatrist is "Fog Man", who has retired due to heart disease.
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