Se7en

“It’s not a low art, you know. I want you to know that. What I do means something to millions of people. My folks didn’t have the money or the education to go to the theater… And you know what? There’s beauty there. What happens up on that screen means something.” Jack Conrad

When Se7en ended, one question refused to leave my mind. It wasn’t about John Doe’s plan or his gruesome crimes, but something deeper—something that completely changed the way I perceived the film. And the more I thought about it, the more unsettling it became…