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Please refer to the plot of the movie "Young Hannibal".

Hannibal's (Gaspard Ulliel) childhood was full of brightness and warmth, and his lovely sister was like his little tail, his favorite relative. But the war took everything, his father, his mother, and his homeland. But this was only the beginning of the nightmare, and what really ruined his life was the death of his sister - the cruel German army, who ate his sister.

The death of his sister became Hannibal's eternal nightmare, and his sister's face and voice often appeared in his dreams. Hannibal decides to go in search of his last relative, his uncle's wife, his aunt, a mysterious oriental woman, Lady Purple (Gong Li). Madame Purple taught Hannibal the art of fighting, and also gave him a glimpse of the essence of the raw food culture of the Eastern world.

Hannibal seems to have found an exit out of the shadow of his childhood, and he begins to kill, eat people, and find a temporary peace of soul in the blood.

The enemies who killed their sister died tragically one after another. There is also a love between Hannibal and Lady Purple, but at this time, what is left of the young Hannibal who is deep in the mud and has a deep soul to love?

Cannibalism is simply cannibalism, chickens, ducks, cows and sheep, but the object is people! Tigers can eat people, wolves can eat people, why can't people eat people? It's just that conscience tells it to be human, and when hatred covers conscience, humans and animals are inferior, and they are nothing more than meat that can be eaten!

I was trapped in World War II, and I would eat enemy flesh and save my strength to kill one more enemy. People are infused with the idea that people can't eat people, tigers can eat people, wolves can eat people, bears can eat people, people eat people's placenta, but ordinary people can't accept cannibalism, conscience and human nature problems can not eat people, for hatred covers all the time, what's the point of eating raw. When he seriously violated his own life, he had already surpassed death and revenge, and he had more strength to kill one more.

As a child, Hannibal witnessed his little sister being killed to eat meat because of human instinct: hunger to eat. And Hannibal himself was drenched in his sister's broth in a near-comatose state.

This was Hannibal's motivation when he grew up and began to eat people. At first, he ate the enemy who had killed and shared his sister, but later, he was out of control.

"The Silence of the Lambs" is a thriller film adaptation of Thomas Harris's name of the same name**, directed by Jonathan Demmy and starring Jodie Foster, Anthony Hopkins and others.

The film tells the story of Clarice, an intern, who goes to a prison to visit Dr. Hannibal, a psychiatrist, in order to follow the clues of the murderous bull Bill, Hannibal provides Clarice with some clues, and finally Clarice finds the buffalo Bill and shoots him dead.

Serial killer Ted Bundy.

Hannibal is the protagonist of the story The Silence of the Lambs. The story is inspired by the real-life experience of Keppel, a criminologist at the University of Washington, and serial killer Ted Bundy, who helped Professor Keppel investigate the Green River serial killers;

In January 1989, Bundy was executed, and the real Green River killer was only captured in 2001. Most of the FBI's ** and criminals in the film are taken from life prototypes. Before the filming of the film, the main creative staff all went to the FBI to experience life on the spot.

In the film, the actors' performances are also extremely good. Jodie Foster once again showed her outstanding acting talent, creating a brave and tenacious image of a female **, she vividly expressed the emotional and psychological changes of the characters, making the characters more vivid and touching. And the performance of Anthony Hopkins, who plays Dr. Hannibal, can be said to have reached the extreme of performing arts.

Video reviews. The Silence of the Lambs is a classic work that deeply reflects the crime problem in American society since the 90s of the 20th century. The story of the film inherits the tradition of Hollywood horror films, but the narrative of the film breaks through the model of horror films, and it is quite ingenious to combine horror films and detective films into one.

Although the film's scene setting is mainly in a closed indoor environment, it lacks intense and fiery action.

However, due to the use of Hitchcockian suspense techniques and the psychological analysis methods of modern horror films, the plot of the whole film is confusing, and the audience is introduced to a symbolic world of human subconscious. By exploring the psychological disorders of the characters, the film attempts to explore the roots of contemporary American social terror, which deepens the theme of the film and alludes to Hollywood's strategy of literary propaganda.

Hannibal is the protagonist of The Silence of the Lambs. Hannibal is pronounced similarly to cannibal in English, and Hannibal is an "ogre" in the play, hence his name Hannibal.

Hannibal Lecter, a character in the "Silence of the Lambs" series, is an absolutely high-IQ character, a psychiatrist by profession, he is proficient in medical surgery, and has extremely high attainments in classical literature and **. He has a strong sense of criticism and has his own unique and deep understanding of social reality.

As a superb psychiatrist, he himself is an extremely high-intensity psychopath, a creepy and terrifying figure. As a teenager, Hannibal suffered a fatal, even lifelong, mental devastation from the devastation of World War II, and he developed a horrific penchant for cannibalism.

Years later, he became a famous doctor who could have been a very useful person to society, but unfortunately, he became insane and unable to control himself, becoming a contradictory figure with a humanitarian spirit but also a demonic mind, a feared ogre.