A gripping psychological thriller about paranoia and sins of the past through a concept of a married couple receiving mysterious tapes planted on their front porch. That feeling of your darkest secrets being exposed and observed by everyone. Using a simplistic approach, mainly static shots with minimal editing and no music, this film manages to grab the audience right from the start and doesn't ever let go. It starts out as a mystery that slowly transforms into hints that support the themes. Every scene is shot carefully and works so well establishing a feeling of dread and unease. The way it frames the interactions between the characters makes you feel like you're spying on them. I think the guy who plays George is absolutely phenomenal. I'm glad I finally watched this.

Anti-bourgeois violence as redemption. Details are unclear.

The problem I have with Haneke films is that I feel just an observer and don’t get any emotional experience from his films. His visuals are drab and dreary and his characters talk a lot and also act very illogically. His films just leave me cold. It’s ok. Not bad. But i don’t usually feel the need to revisit a Haneke film after watching. This film has similar themes to Old Boy but Park Chan Wook’s style is involving and emotional and I care about the characters. Oh well, different strokes for different folks… 5.5/10

Visually stunning and well-directed, but it's a hard watch and requires reading about it afterward to fully understand. Overall, I liked it.

To be honest，I am confused about this movie.It is a story you need to consider it deeply and carefully！