Just a Guy

I don't understand why this was necessary for humanity to see? Is it really ok to support a serial killer??? I don't think so.. Also many times The goal of these kind of people is to get attention so it's not so great to support that. For me, it's clear that a Man who raped kids is an evil person and it doesn't make any sense for me why would anyone want to Make a movie about him from a neutral point of view. It's really really sad that noone notices that this is not Okay and must be very shocking also for The families who were affected by this man to see this movie. I think if you can see Ramirez in a neutral light there is something wrong and you should work on yourself to understand why looks matter for you so much and why are you incapable of seeing how profoundly evil this man is. And yes, maybe he also had his traumas but I am very sure the way the women in the film "support" him is not The right Way (sendig him pictures which he can fantisize on). The fact that this film have won so many prizes makes me so angry and sad because I don't think it should even be a question if the behavior of The women is acceptable or not...Like this doesn't enhance humanity in any ways. So yes, I feel extremely down after seeing the film and I don't even know what to say I just don't understand why this was necessary and how can this film win prizes...

Interesting more the inspired use of stop motion animation for three dark, creepy, weird love stories between women and a serial killer/rapist. A decent, inclusive in the vulgar scenes, short film about, maybe, fascination of evil and the confessions about past relation. Short, just decent exploration of the bad, real bad guy charme.