One of the classic passages of the Wulin Tradition is "Lü Shengren Zhi Dou Ji Wu Feng Tong Treasurer Fire and Show Red Aya". XiuCai uses the words of a rich (xia) and a (shuo) and a (ba) reason (dao) in times of crisis
"Who are you?" Ji is dead? No, it's just a name, a code name, you can call Ji Wusheng, I can also call Ji Wusheng, they can all, after taking this code name off? Who are you? ”
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In short, he successfully let Ji Wusheng shoot himself.
Back to the point, the film I am talking about today is less than 12 minutes, but it is enough to burn the brain.
One winter day, Watson (let's call him Watson) came to a desolate prison.
In this bullet-riddled prison, Watson searched along the foot of the wall for a long time to find the wooden door of the prison. The prison doorbell rang for a long time and no one answered, and then the doorbell was answered, but there was a chaotic noise.
Halfway through, Watson walked into a slightly cluttered office, while the warden was drinking wine.
In the end, the warden directly said that because his doctor was dead and there was a war in the east that led to a shortage of doctors, he asked Watson to come to the prison to help.
Then the warden mentioned that there was a prisoner named Ullman who had always considered himself a god, and that he had persuaded the other prisoners to hallucinate together. It was useless to even keep him alone, and now the entire prison inmates were singing their praises to him. The warden wanted Watson to examine him, and then judged him to be insane and transferred the prisoner to a mental hospital. When Watson asks Ullman what crime he has committed, the warden says that the information has been burned; Watson asks how to know when to release the prisoner, and the warden has a puzzled expression "released"?
The camera pans to Mr. Ullman's room, where Watson's first question is, "How long have you believed you were a god?" And the rest is just some argument, the most interesting thing is that Ullmann wants to prove that he is God, that everything is created by him.
So he mentioned making "Belgium" disappear.
At this time, the camera comes to Watson's house, and he is holding a pen in a daze, thinking about everything Ullmann said. His wife saw that he was upset with Ullmann and had a brief chat with him, mentioning that Ullmann wanted "Belgium" to disappear. His wife was curious about who "Belgium" was and did not know that Belgium was a place name. When he pulled out the atlas to confirm his idea, he was stunned to find that there was no belgium on the map.
With a look of confusion, Watson returned to the prison and found Ullmann to continue their conversation. At this time, Ullmann kept talking, thinking that Watson had no way to prove that he was a liar or a madman. And Watson already felt that it was not a person sitting across from him.
Watson sat down: "Suppose you do have... Power, what is God's purpose in this prison in a restraining garment? Ullman, on the other hand, said, "If you were God, what would you do?" Golfing in Hawaii all day? I don't think so. A hole-in-one is always certain, and in this case, how dull and boring golf should be. Survival by procrastination... Too lacking in presence. So he was having fun in this prison, and the most interesting thing was that Watson couldn't prove that he was a liar or a lunatic.
While Watson insisted that Ullmann had not yet proven himself to be God, Ullmann intended to let Watson experience what he had experienced, while he was going to enjoy the brandy of Watson's wife and warden. Just as Watson was about to give him a certificate of mental illness, Ullmann blew a whistle. Then the picture changes, and Huasheng is the man sitting in Ullman's chair in a restraint suit, and Ullmann becomes a psychiatrist.
Then Watson could only watch Ullman leave in a struggle and shout.
Adapted from the first chapter of author David Mitchell's novel Dream Nine, Pannotikon, the microfilm, directed by Mark Gill and starring Martin Freeman and Tom Holland, features a dialogue between a psychiatric man and a doctor about a suspenseful comedy short film in the style of Confinement Island, which has been nominated for 45 official choice awards, including the 2014 Oscar for Best Live-Action Short Film, the BFI BFI For Best Short Film at the London Film Association and the Academy of Television Arts Awards.
There is a saying that Ullmann was a psychiatrist and Watson was the real prisoner.
First of all, when Watson went to prison, there was no one and the sound of music came when the doorbell was ringed, and finally when Ullman and Watson switched identities, Ullman also blew out the same music with a whistle, which can be used as the point where Watson entered and left the hypnotic dream.
It is mentioned in the novel that the warden allows the prisoners to return their freedom by imagination. This is related to the final change of identities between Ullman and Watson, and it can be analyzed from the previous analysis that the prisoners in this prison are all prisoners with life sentences, so the warden hopes to make the prisoners feel free through psychological hints.
Two similar scenes appear in the film, one in the dialogue between Watson and Ullman. Whenever Watson started asking Ullman questions, Ullman would ask Watson the same question.
Here is a process in which the psychologist hints at the patient, in order to change identities. The reason why Ullman is not the last basis of God is that Ullmann promised to give Watson all his powers when he switched identities with Watson. So Watson had no problem escaping the restraint suit at all, but he couldn't break free and didn't have superpowers like Ullman. Therefore, in fact, everything Watson experienced was a dream created by Ullman through hypnosis, and the purpose was only to let Watson make his spirit "free" through imagination.
Of course, it has also been said that the truth is that the patient's name is Ullmann, and he has always believed that he is Watson. And tells a vivid story to explain how he became a prisoner: "I am Watson, and I was invited that day to diagnose a psychosis named Ullmann, who had lost Belgium and swapped identities with him. Then I believed, he really is a god. ”
Whatever, open your head and think for yourself