If you were a killer who inadvertently killed innocent passers-by while on a mission, would you regret blaming yourself or ignoring it?
The medieval town of Bruges welcomed two killers, Ken and Ray. Harry, the owner of the killer company, ordered Ken and Ray to come to the historic Belgian town and wait for his instructions. Before receiving the order, history buff Ken takes ray, the drunkard, on a tour of Bruges. The film camera follows in their footsteps, showing the audience the gothic style of the town.
Stills: Ken and Ray boating on the Bruges Canal
"Killers Don't Have Holidays" (or "In Bruges") is simply An urban propaganda film in Bruges, with director Martin Macdonald condensing medieval architecture and human history into more than an hour of film. Martin Macdonald, who had traveled to Bruges, was fascinated by the city's medieval-style, Gothic architecture, and thus came up with the idea of shooting a film in Bruges.
Stills: Fat Killer Ken
Many of the plots in the film show Martin Macdonald's love for Bruges. Ken holds a Bruges travel guidebook and tells Ray, who has no interest in history:
"Look at that, it used to be a hospital, built in the twelfth century. Apparently Bruce is the best-preserved medieval town in Belgium. ”
"The Belgians sheltered the fleeing English king twice, in 1471 and 1651, respectively, from murder."
"The small bottle at the top of the altar was brought back from the Holy Land by the knights of Flanders during the Crusades. In that bottle, do you know what's inside? It is said that it contained a few drops of Christ's blood. ”
Stills: The little boy who was killed by Ray by mistake
Back to the original question. On a previous mission, Ray accidentally killed a young boy who prayed to God, and he has been mired in pain and self-blame ever since.
The entire film is set against the backdrop of the three killers Ken, Ray, and Harry, the owner of the killer company, who have different views on the killer's principles. Of course, Bruges' beautiful old buildings are also one of the highlights of the film.
Stills: The Three Towers of Bruges
Real Bruges:
"Killer No Holiday" attracts many people to visit Bruges.
Before you travel to Bruges, be sure to do your best!
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