What is the occupation of the man in the movie "Fruit Hard Candy"?

The hero is a professional photographer and likes children. The heroine is a "psychotic" genius. There are almost only two heroes and heroines in this movie, but even so, their personalities are like napkins stuck in fast food restaurants. I know what it is and how to use it, but it's just a napkin that can be seen through at a glance. Why on earth is the hero's first love so important to him? I really don't understand. Do all pedophiles have a first lover like Humbert Humbert?

Surprisingly superficial, but to be honest, I don't think it's my problem not to understand. The whole film is surprisingly superficial, which obviously doesn't accord with the theme that the director wants to explore. In the whole process, the female host is portrayed as an artificial mental derangement, with no personality depth, and often does illogical things.

A fairly ordinary film, with slow plot, simple structure and a little top-heavy. The opening time of the male actor was 10 minutes, and the girls didn't find any clever IQ. A bottle of medicine is enough to get rid of the man. A movie with an ending can be seen from the beginning. A revenge movie has more dialogue than action, and there is no excavation of humanity. Accurately speaking, the characters are simple, the dialogue is long and artificial, and the whole movie has no climax.

The detailed description of the man's behavior and even his testimony didn't give a few shots, so I couldn't understand the young woman's behavior and thought it was completely illogical. If it was revenge, I started revenge directly with conclusive evidence, but obviously the woman herself was not sure about the man's behavior and confirmed her judgment by looking for evidence, but the film didn't even give a few shots of these condiments. Then with the evidence, the woman began to retaliate, and the result was to tease the man without any harm, so the woman did nothing.

If it's just for the sake of the Doby man, there's no need to find evidence, which only means that the woman found that the man didn't commit any big crime, and the crime was not enough, so she hastily called it a day. Then I don't understand. What is the purpose of the hostess to expose her appearance and personal information? Generally speaking, no matter whether it is classified or not, it is not as compact and intense as action movies, nor does it have the humanity of social themes. It can be classified as a topic interview program, which is quite general.