s01e02 — Never Mind

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Released: | 19.05.201820.05.2018 04:00 |
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Duration: | 60 min. |
Released: | 19.05.201820.05.2018 04:00 |
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142His dad got rid of him, he is naked, barefoot, the owner of the profession (I may be mistaken), completely financially owned by his wife. His wife fears and hates him, and so does his son.
This is not Victorian England, but the 80s. What kind of tin, in short, explain?
Reality is literally assembled from small details.
Scary episode - the atmosphere of fear creeps sticky out of the screen, brr......
. P.S. even if he were 18 and someone else would rape him, it would be just as terrible, another thing is that domestic violence from the closest person seems to be quite beyond cruelty and blackness, which, unfortunately, happen And in reality
The details are carefully worked out, but there is no redundancy.
This is not a TV series, this is already a work of art!
It's nice to listen to the dialogues, I really like Pip Torrence, his baritone and pronunciation are very pleasing to the ear.
St. Aubyn described an unhappy childhood in which he was repeatedly raped by his father between the ages of five and eight with the complicity of his mother.
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/St. Aubyn, Edward
I also do not understand how Benedict could "spoiler" this moment, if, even if we were not shown it openly, and the hint in the first episode, and especially in this one, was more than bold; and in the book, as I understand it, it was written about rape at the very beginning.
In general, it seems to be beautifully shot and correctly played, but I'm bored. The footage is great, the area is magical, the boy playing little Patrick is smart, Benedict is good, although I saw a lot of Sherlock in the first episode. For some reason, the story does not catch at all, even though it is terrible.
According to statistics, the initiator of domestic violence is in most cases the victim of domestic violence himself.
Honestly, I do not know how to read this phrase to interpret it as "Patrick is the initiator of violence." :facepalm:
@doruma clearly meant that David himself was abused as a child and is now making up for it through Patrick. Let him correct me if I misunderstood that.
P.S. By the way, I do not consider Patrick's mother to be the "first bitch" in this story. The first bitch is David, the rapist, quite clearly shown in this story. And Patrick's mom is just the same victim of violence, unfortunately.
You overreacted to your own mistake when reading. Be careful. And don't rush into words.
@alex_red: You seem to be the only one who got it right) congratulations. How and what you need to read in order not to understand the word initiator...this is a mystery to me))
Rather than reading with your eyes, don't rush into words either, I explained that the embarrassment is all in grammar.
P.S. Initiator is a masculine word, with which "the victim himself" is just consistent. Therefore, in this case, it can be interpreted that the word victim refers precisely to the initiator, who became a victim of the actions of the beaten. Okay, I don't want to get into the mice, it's good that everything has cleared up.
Initiator = instigator. There are no grammatical errors. There are mistakes in your perception.
In the first one we saw a man who is trying to live. He runs all over the city to find his source of life. The first one had elements of comedy.
In this one, we see someone who is dying - a disease from the inside, so to speak. There is already pure drama here.
Excellent work by directors, screenwriters and, of course, actors.
The moment with the girl who tried to escape reveals the whole essence of Patrick's parents' relationship.
Another good moment, with a black-haired woman who was the only one who showed sincere human feelings for Patrick. She's really coming back, isn't she
His father was crazy, and it was not for nothing that Patrick did not forgive him after his death.
Hugo Weaving can play "bad people" and this is no exception.
Now, of course, everything is clear with the "love" for the father. No good purpose can justify such actions.
And I still don't understand the motives of Patrick's mother, run away from there, run away. A tough series.
Whooh. Now I'm already looking forward to the next episode!
Кроме всего прочего, меня поразила сцена за столом: с какой беспечностью взрослые рассуждают о том, что проблемы детства - совсем не проблемы и не стоят внимания. Ужасающая халатность и безответственность. Люди заводят детей, чтобы что? Или не заводят, а "просто так получилось"? Расти там как-нибудь сам? Будучи взрослыми, мы даже не можем в полной мере осознать, как на нас повлияли события и отношения из детства. Но ничто не проходит бесследно и уж точно, как может пройти бесследно то, что случилось с тобой во времена твоей повышенной открытости миру, веры в светлое будущее и чистого, полного любви сердца.
вот она двойственность хорошего кино - плохо и хорошо одновременно
Давно не видел такой игры у детей.
Согласен с выше написанным. Этот сериал – неподдельное искусство.
Картинка очень красивая, такие мелкие детали просматриваются в кадрах, которые захватывают твое внимание более, чем на 5 секунд. Актеры бесподобные, особенно маленький Патрик. Вот нереально прониклась его переживаниями в этой серии. И мне уже страшно, что будет дальше. Изначально я осуждала Патрика в настоящем за то, что снаркоманился, но теперь я понимаю, что другой выход был - прыгнуть в колодец еще в детстве, но он выстоял.
Очень страшно наблюдать за сломленной Элеонор. Она уже и не пытается сопротивляться. Интересно, покажут ли ее ранние попытки сбежать и причины провала?
Какой же пиздец творится.
Episode 1 - well, how can you hate your father so much?
Episode 2 - what a fucking bastard, what kind of people are bastards.
I do not justify Patrick in his lifestyle, but this should not happen to anyone, especially in childhood (what a fucked up
Снято красиво, игра актёров замечательная, смысл глубокий, но все-таки скучновато.
Хотя понимаю что такие сериалы не для развлечения, для размышления..
Отличный кастинг, атмосфера, глубина персонажей, целостный сюжет без дыр - вот что делает фильм любого жанра хорошим, а не настроение, которое он передает.
Урок из серии "прежде чем кого то осуждать, надо подумать, что привело к этому поведению".
Правильно я поняла, что отец его насиловал?
отвратителен и гениален
Не могу мысли связать в кучу, но сериал великолепный, а серия, как сказали десятки раз выше, жуткая и безмерно печальная.
но серия про данный триггер из детства патрика оказалась просто восхитительной.
её было тяжело смотреть, противно, мерзко. но так ведь и надо, верно? абьюзинг не должен быть романтизирован, как и душевные боли. сильно и тяжело.
+ хочу отметить восхитительную цветовую гамму, где реальность патрика преобладает в холодных синих тонах, а от насыщенности ярких воспоминаний начинает непроизвольно рябить в глазах. преобладание ярких теплых цветов сходит на "нет" к окончанию серии, как и сами воспоминания мелроуза. боль присутствовала с ним всегда, и самые яркие воспоминания, самые отчетливые - это именно жестокость и изнасилование.
просто превосходно.
It's a pity for the boy, it's not surprising why Patrick became a drug addict, it's amazing how he didn't commit suicide at all.
And I don't understand what's going on in the head of a father who does THIS to his child. How can you even get to this point?
The actors, of course, are on top. There's just nothing to complain about. And the actor playing little Patrick is doing a great job too. In general, it has been a long time since the series aroused so many strong emotions in me that I was even struck by graphomania.
Patrick's father is a terrible man, now it becomes clear why Patrick hated him so much and did not even immediately believe that he was dead...
Why is this being filmed? Yes, so that they appreciate their lives, and do not complain about excess fat or the fact that their parents did not buy an iPhone
In general, the series is just tin (Eleanor's words "it's not so easy to do this" like nothing else explains the reason why it's hard for many to get away from such abusers
The mother's words are just tinny: "You grew up to be such a good boy. I think it's because I'm not interfering." Really? It is because you do not interfere that your son suffers! Ugh. Parents are fiercely annoying.
The series is beautifully shot, however, as always. The little boy's game is on top. A talent!
Patrick's father's name was incorrectly translated, his name is actually Kon Chen
The moment when the father puts his hand in the boiling water in the bathroom and holds it... Something incomprehensible. Plus, it was parallelized when Patrick took the plug out of the bathroom with boiling water in the first episode, but clearly did not enjoy it. And Patrick's words after - "these are not my hands" 🫥