I didn't mean to collect the niche films, occasionally came across some. This one drew my attention because of Keira Knightley, who wasn't famous at that time. Of course two years later, she joined in the crew of The Pirates of the Caribbean and became a sparkling star. I'm not her big fan, but what interested me was she didn't change a lot during 15 years.
Anyway, back to this small production. It had some perspective initially according to the name. It's not literally, I believe. Actually it's talking about the hole of desire. The leading role, Liz, her problem was not ignorance of love but antisocial personality disorder. As a high school student, she might be exaggerated but cooperating with her friend, Martin, was possible. Speaking of Martin, his behavior was somehow paradoxical. He seemed to be a smart guy, and he knew what the plan was at the beginning. That could explain the reason why he's so confident during the investigation. But his version of an answer was to turn into a wind-up monkey after the detective asked him again, I don't get it. What's more, he rushed into Liz's house and went after her, which was unreasonable. Wasn't he being supervised at that moment? And what did he want to do? Try to express how bad he felt simply or seek for death? He totally knew what kind of person she was. By contrast, the reaction of another victim after he got the truth was more logical. Even though the detail was arranged sedulously.
Tips, if you work on a crime, remember to take a digital vocie recorder by your side.
