Introduction to understanding pain

Rating: 9/10 (8 May 2016)

The movie is a supply train of pain, and as it lays the tracks slowly out for you in order to trek down the stone walled path of an apathy driven environment, it almost instantaneously begins to conduct a subtle inference to hope, like an orchestra testing it's tools, you can hardly hear it at first, and it's chaos barely mimics sounds of redemption. Though once broken free from the cold tomb of realization that suffering is in fact guaranteed for some over others, you feel a certain appreciation for the experience you yourself will never have, a certain jealousy even. After all else has subsided, you'd like to believe after our own battles are over, they'll leave no laceration but only scars, but even scars can hurt still when winter comes, and when re-watching this movie, I still fill the cold pain in my thoughts from when I first viewed this selection.
A great movie, one which endows to its viewers only a subtlety artificial sense of life in a prison.