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Dogville (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0276919/), watched it today. A long time ago, someone told the story of Dogville, but watching it was quite different. The content of Dogville is very dramatic. The setting is dramatic, the plot is dramatic, the structure is dramatic, and the ending is dramatic. The theme is also very dramatic, discussing morality and human nature. Especially the scenes, the entire film takes place on one stage, creating a strong theatrical atmosphere, which left the deepest impression on me compared to the main theme. As for its portrayal of human nature, it feels very real. But it's not "facing the crowd with a cold stare," rather it's "viewing the mountain from different angles." To recognize "the true face of Mount Lu," the shift in moral perspective really makes us feel like we are not in this mountain. Overall, it's still a relatively dramatic and exquisite film. See: An Overview of Human Nature Theory (https://telebookstall.xlog.app/An-Overview-of-Human-Nature-Theory). Almost forgot, Dark Village (https://telebookstall.xlog.app/Dark-Village). #Movies #Dogville Previous: Love Letter (https://t.me/telebookstall/1916) For more details, see the Film Appreciation Catalog. (https://telebookstall.xlog.app/Film-Appreciation-Catalog)