易燃物的骗子

这部纪录片背后真正的犯罪是令人震惊,令人心碎,和加重——换句话说,伟大的材料。易燃物的骗子导演费利西蒂莫里斯编译证据的方式捕捉并持有你的注意力和构建悬念,尤其是当骗子的计划在下半年开始摇摇欲坠的电影。在这个引人入胜的解开,受害者自己动手,把自己置于潜在风险和参与一个调查新闻团队。这并不是说这部电影是完美的混合采访(照明为何如此黑暗的两个主要受访者?),经典电影片段(用于然后开始下降),主要城市有吸引力的b - roll,上传图片和视频,无所不在的氛围音乐,和一些谷歌搜索太多的屏幕截图,易燃物滚动,WhatsApp消息。

但是,就像电影的海报显示骗子的女性,这个故事你钩子。它似乎也警告我们现代虚拟生活。作为一个女人所说,“一个小刷可以永远改变你的生活。”Yet the moral might also be: "If it looks too good to be true, it probably is." And also: Don't blame the victim. When an expose of the swindler is posted online on a Norwegian news site, the women who came forward to tell their stories to help capture the perpetrator suffer the backlash of commentary blaming them for being gullible or, worse, gold-digging. There is certainly an intention here to uncover insights into what women are looking for in a relationship or from a man. One of the women describes forming her ideas of love from Disney films. She also later admits she's still on Tinder even after the swindler took her for loads of money and led her to thoughts of suicide. That admission comes in an epilogue which provides closure for viewers -- but not as much for the people involved as one might hope.