灭门惨案之孽杀

The movie "Miemen Massacre: The Evil Killing" is directed by Li Jiming, starring Huang Qiusheng, Zhong Shuhui and others. It is a feature film. The film tells the story of the heroine Ah Hui who was raped by her adoptive father, failed to obtain a justice appeal, and finally chose to kill the whole family

In the story, Mai Huifang is a girl living in a complete family, but her family does not regard her as A member of the family, she was ruthless to her, and her adoptive father, Mai Quan, was especially cruel to her, and even raped her when he was drunk. Hui told her mother about it, but her mother was indifferent to it, so Hui left home to join her boyfriend Xiaojian.

Xiaojian is a strict policeman who takes great care of Hui, but Hui is afraid of being rejected and chooses to conceal this matter. However, Hui's adoptive father, Mai, sees her pain and threatens her with nude photos taken during the rape, forcing her to submit again. Hui understands that this is not the solution to the problem, so she picks up a knife and forces Mai to hand over the film, but unfortunately fails, and is raped again by Mai instead. Xiaojian rushed to the scene, angrily shot and wounded Mai after seeing this, and then was knocked out. In order to protect Xiaojian's safety, the angry Hui took a gun and killed Mai, and killed his mother and other siblings one by one. Xiaojian woke up and realized that everything was irreparable, so he silently erased all fingerprints.

Subsequently, Hui surrendered to the Public Security Bureau. Although the policeman (played by Anthony Wong) who received her knew that Hui was the real murderer, in the face of poor Kei began to have doubts about whether this woman should be convicted of homicide.

The movie "Miemen Massacre: The Evil Killing" takes the family ethics tragedy as the background, revealing the violence and ethical issues in the family. The film shows the helplessness and anger of the protagonist Ah Hui who cannot be treated fairly after being sexually assaulted, and finally embarks on the road of killing. At the same time, the film also explores society's indifference to victims of sexual assault and the pursuit of justice.