The package containing the body was opened, and the body inside was chopped into pieces.
In order to avoid missing any clues, the police in the movie had a grim face and shouted loudly at people to dig deeper.
Flies were buzzing around on the ground, and the rats in the gutter in the corner were startled and jumped around. The people watching around screamed and dodged in all directions when they saw this scene.
Luo Shen, played by Liu Ye, was also in the crowd and dodged along with them.
But Zhang Yuqin did not move. At that moment, her face was filled with a mixture of despair and hope, which she carefully maintained. She looked like a prisoner waiting for sentencing.
At this moment, a sigh was heard in the theater. There was the voice of Shu Payen, Tao Tao and Su Min, and many more people who came in to watch the movie, including those foreign reporters who were originally planning to come in to sleep.
They couldn't understand Chinese, but with the help of the English translation on the screen, they could understand the plot without any difficulty.
If it weren't for Jiang Se's outstanding performance at the beginning, her life would be stagnant, and her daughter would be her only source of vitality. Perhaps when people see this pile of rotting bones now, they won't feel so sorry for her.
At this moment, the expression of Zhang Yuqin, played by Jiang Se on the screen, was so pitiful that it made people feel distressed. Her trembling lips and thin body could no longer withstand any blow.
Up to this point in the movie, Zhuzhu has not actually appeared. The audience's only impression of her is her childish voice heard through Zhang Yuqin's phone call.
Words like "sexual assault and dismemberment" not only attack Zhang Yuqin's soul, but also weigh heavily on the audience's hearts.
Shu Payen clearly understood this indirect feeling because it was Jiang Se's outstanding acting skills that moved the audience's emotions.
He underestimated Jiang Se. Compared with her performance in "Beijing Events" and "Rescue Operation", her transformation in "Devils" was amazing. In the past, the impression Jiang Se left in Shu Peien's mind was that of a very talented actor.
But now it seems that she is more than just spiritual, she has the power to move people's hearts, making them unable to help but follow her into the play, which is far more powerful than persuading her to immerse herself in the play.
The forensic doctor held up the severed head and determined that the owner of the body was no older than 10 years old. She had a hair tie covered in dirty water on her head. The forensic doctor held it up and said, "This should be a hair tie."
The staff who were collecting evidence put the thing into a bag.
The moment Zhang Yuqin saw the hairband, she was like a swan that was shot in the neck. Her shoulders slumped, she clutched her collar with both hands, and opened her mouth, but no sound came out.
Her body was twisted into a weird angle, as if she was in extreme pain.
Seeing this, the audience naturally understood that these decomposed bodies should be Zhang Yuqin’s daughter Zhuzhu.
Tao Tao has never been in love or married, and naturally has no daughter. She doesn't understand what it feels like to lose a daughter, but when she looks at Jiang Se's face on the screen, she seems to be able to empathize with him.
In fact, the plot of "The Devil" has progressed smoothly from the beginning to now, without any procrastination. If it had nothing to do with the plot, this scene would not have appeared.
The moment the body was discovered, many people in the theater had actually guessed that this should be Zhang Yuqin's missing daughter. But when their guess came true, the people watching the movie in the theater still sighed with regret.
Some people feel sorry for Zhang Yuqin. She has nothing left. Her husband has filed for divorce. Her only belief is her daughter. Now her daughter is found in this way. Can this woman hold on
It seemed like she couldn't hold on any longer!
The large screen clearly reflected her thin, angular face with deeply sunken eye sockets. She must have not slept well for a long time. Her face was unhealthy pale, with shadows under her eyes, and her lips were dry and peeling. She even bit them hard due to her previous nervousness, and the cracks were bleeding.
Real and touching.
Shu Payen couldn't help sighing that the quality of an actor's acting skills does not lie in whether he can play a character well or express joy, anger, sorrow and happiness with rich emotions.
In his opinion, a truly good actor is not only able to "act", but also able to give different emotional responses and the most authentic feedback when facing imaginary "things".
If in this frame, Zhang Yuqin, played by Jiang Se, merely cried, even with red eyes, at most the audience would praise her acting ability. However, when she filmed this scene, it seemed as if she had convinced herself and truly entered into the character of Zhang Yuqin.
Her thin body seemed like it would fall down if the wind blew. She was extremely sad, and her eyes seemed to have lost their luster. Rats were jumping around at the crime scene, and a panicked rat even crawled over the back of her feet, but she seemed not to feel the stimulation. This scene deepened her distraught image and also aroused the audience's emotions, allowing them to better appreciate Zhang Yuqin's heart-wrenching feeling.
At this time, everyone was attracted by Jiang Se's acting skills, but Shu Payen's eyes fell on the onlookers played by Liu Ye.
He didn't have many shots at this point, just a few scenes appearing occasionally, but Liu Ye is worthy of being the best actor.
While the audience's attention was firmly attracted by Jiang Se, he was still low-key and displaying his superb acting skills.
The man he played had a blank expression on his face. He narrowed his eyes when he found the body, his eyebrows were furrowed, his eye bags were tight, and his eyes were cold under the forced shock. When facing the corpse, there was even a hint of a smile at the corner of his mouth, and then he drooped the corner of his mouth again.
If someone else had played a role like this, perhaps Shu Penn would have thought that this scene might be a small bug or something went wrong.
But the actor who plays the crowd is Liu Ye, a star who has been in the industry for many years and even won the Best Actor Award at the China Film Festival twice. His expression is definitely not unexpected.
Shu Payen savored it carefully in his mind, and the more he thought about it, the more he felt that Liu Ye's expression seemed to be somewhat playful, and when he saw the corpse, he even had some appreciation in it.
Thinking of the slogan used by Zhao Rang when filming "Devil" this time, which was Liu Ye's transformation work, Shu Payen instantly guessed in his mind that the role played by Liu Ye might be the "devil" who killed Zhuzhu!
Liu Ye, who has always played decent characters, actually played a villain in "The Devil" this time!
Such a sinister and vicious murderer!
When this thought came into Shu Payne's mind, he almost jumped up on the spot. This movie was so interesting.
Jiang Se's acting skills are exceptional. Liu Ye, who has always had a positive image, plays a perverted murderer and plays against Jiang Se.
What will a mother who has lost her daughter do when she encounters the murderer who brutally killed and dismembered her daughter
Especially since this daughter is her hope and the murderer not only killed her flesh and blood but also possibly strangled her hope, how will Zhang Yuqin fight back
Originally Shu Payen decided to watch "The Devil" on a whim, but now his whole mind was drawn to "The Devil" and he couldn't wait to see what would happen next.
He hadn't felt this way for a long time. As a professional film critic, he would be restrained and forbearing when watching even the most exciting movies. But now he wished the playback speed could be faster. (To be continued)