On the vomiting: I think it’s interesting that we never see him actually expel vile. It’s more like a dry heave/retch - which is reminiscent of Anwar Congo from the end of the Act of Killing. Vomiting equates with disgust, but perhaps the retching speaks to something more suppressed and visceral - like his body rejecting his own thoughts.
On the vomiting: I think it’s interesting that we never see him actually expel vile. It’s more like a dry heave/retch - which is reminiscent of Anwar Congo from the end of the Act of Killing. Vomiting equates with disgust, but perhaps the retching speaks to something more suppressed and visceral - like his body rejecting his own thoughts.
*bile. Vile is clearly my take away from the Höss character…