I have no esteem for films in which people are slaughtered with guns and this is called entertainment. A film is always drawn into a certain scale. If one starts to shoot about and play with explosives, then nothing will be enough. If the film is tuned on a minimalistic level, even the sound of a cough is dramatic. If the main character slips and falls into a gutter, the viewer is already worried about what is going to happen to her or him, even though in other films people are dropped from aeroplanes and they survive without a single scratch.
People follow intensively, if the bicycle gets found.
It is utterly tragic. When I started writing the script for this film. It has always been my secret ambition to make films that the viewer walks out from feeling a little happier than when entering the cinema. With this subject it was imperative. It would have been embarrassing, if, at the end of the film.