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The central figure throughout the film was Neil Bennett who seemed aloof throughout the film. The apathetic character, at first, I thought is dealing with money-cant-buy-happiness boredom in his life but as the story progresses I realised, the character is infact, suffering from Existential Nihilism and simply doesn't care about his action and the people around him. He deattached himself from everyone without having to explain anything to anyone.
The opening shot giveaways the entire plot to me. The film mentioned his cancer ONLY to explain the origin fot his actions. The pig 🐖 hallucinations can also tells about his declining heath at different points in the film.
It's mostly a silent film with little dialogues and it's heavily rely on character and his unspoken action throughout the film. Tim Roth done well in his role.
The central figure throughout the film was Neil Bennett who seemed aloof throughout the film. The apathetic character, at first, I thought is dealing with money-cant-buy-happiness boredom in his life but as the story progresses I realised, the character is infact, suffering from Existential Nihilism and simply doesn't care about his action and the people around him. He deattached himself from everyone without having to explain anything to anyone.
The opening shot giveaways the entire plot to me. The film mentioned his cancer ONLY to explain the origin fot his actions. The pig 🐖 hallucinations can also tells about his declining heath at different points in the film.
It's mostly a silent film with little dialogues and it's heavily rely on character and his unspoken action throughout the film. Tim Roth done well in his role.