Of the literary and art films I've been watching recently, there's a movie called Dear Killer that I like the most.
To be a killer requires three conditions: a commission, a goal, and a reward. Single-parent girls believe that people need three reasons to live, but they are very tired, they have to take care of their mothers, they have to watch the store to support their families, and they are even forced to sell their bodies. Zheng Renshuo lacks self-confidence, is dependent on his father, and longs for the gentleness of the opposite sex, but even the prostitutes are rejected and can only hide in the toilet to masturbate. They are all fallen people at the end of the world, can they be confused with each other? Can this dear killer kill the source of suffering? Qiu Kaixuan, who was born as a child star, is a good actor and plays a tragic character. In recent years, Zheng Renshuo, who has challenged different roles, played the weak force of lower limb paralysis this time and then showed his acting strength.
Zheng Renshuo is a good actor, and the scale of the subject matter is still quite large. Zheng's performance is extremely natural, the heroine has also sacrificed a lot, struggling to comfort each other among the vulnerable groups at the bottom, the tragedy is definitely tragic, but it is not enough to stay at this level. The love story of the marginal people is not as large as imagined.
At the end, Zheng Renshuo's father's relieved smile was absolutely broken, real and cruel. Three reasons to live, one tomorrow, one to look forward to, and one to rely on. This sentence may be expressed in the movie as another way, the reason why people live, love and sex. This is a single and crude expression from the author.
Obviously most people disagree. But if it is not the mainstream view, does it mean that it is wrong? Isn't it time for movies to occasionally illuminate less sunny corners?
This is a very powerful Taiwanese film, just over an hour, but it tells many dark issues in Taiwanese society, such as bullying, disabled people, sexual violence, discrimination and humiliation