The mystery behind the mystery

Rating: 8/10 (15 April 2020)

Film with a strong psychological color, the hero and heroine of the formation of the character are described in detail. The film highlights one aspect of STARLING'S CHARACTER: The harrowing images she had as a child at her adoptive parents'home when they butchered their animals. It was because she could not bear the whines of the cattle that she stole away from her adoptive parents'ranch. Pity for the weak became her subconscious obsession and her motivation to get into the FBI and die. She's Dead Tone a serial killer hunt, Jim? Gammy couldn't bear the tragic death of his hostage. She broke into Mason's farm alone because she didn't want Dr. Lecter lynched. The lamb's pain had been a constant urge to do her duty. The film is unique in its descriptive perspective, exploring the spiritual world, the formation and change of character from the perspective of Floyd's psychoanalysis, and peering into the character's behavior from the complex expressions of the unconscious and the conscious, the ID, the ego and the superego, there are a lot of things we can chew on and learn from. But it also seems to mythologize psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, and many places have taken on a supernatural, even grotesque, Hue.