Several times, the professor had to lock the cabinet to kill the dog until the dog went straight downstairs to his house and got lost. Later, he really killed the dog and began to accept bribes. The dog that arrived at his house was rescued and his conscience was condemned. Facing the beggar, he secretly took out a note to him. From the various conflicts between him and his wife, including taking a roll of paper to measure whether the store is 100 meters away, just because he is unwilling to buy something for the dog, the audience will definitely look at him in horror like his wife: God, how can it be? There are such neurotic people. Not to mention the fact that he turned the stress of life into a distaste for dogs.
On the one hand, the heroine guarding the dog is out of love, and on the other hand, she wants to be famous on TV shows by reaching the bad guys. The dullness of work and the temptation of being famous made her bravely fight the dog killer. But once she became famous and hopeless (the part she was interviewed was cut out), she felt so boring (she didn't care about the male protagonist taking the initiative to admit that she was a dog killer)
The grandma died of depression because of the loss of the dog, the dog thief said Stealing the dog by myself just wanted a simple dinner because I was too hungry...
The whole film is full of absurdity. But isn't that what our reality is? When things go wrong with ourselves, we vent our negative emotions to irrelevant people or things for no reason, sometimes even we feel inexplicable; we repeat the boring work day after day, always trying to make a fortune or make a fortune from time to time. Fame; we're vulnerable because of the little things; we make mistakes sometimes just because we have to...
The film is too long at the beginning, the pace is faster and faster, and the soundtrack is very interesting. It's the director's debut at any time, but it's really exciting when the heroine is chased by the dog. At the end, there are a lot of details of the professor, which are in place.
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