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The Silence of the Lambs 【沉默的羔羊】 Story about： Details ： and his bargaining game to share information about another wanted serial killer (Buffalo Bill) with dedicated, fledgling, vulnerable and rising female FBI agent-trainee/investigator Clarice Starling (Jodie Foster). The most compelling part of the film is in the developing dynamics of their participation in a cat-and-mouse battle of nerves, and the many chilling, spell-binding discussions in four scenes between them. Their relationship dances and alternates back and forth between psychopath/aspiring female agent, deranged psychologist/therapeutic patient, and father/daughter. Dialogue in the film Dr. Hannibal * * Based on the lurid bestseller by Thomas Harris, the film is slave to the novels plot, but in spirit it goes beyond its grisly text to become a mesmerizing, diabolical retelling of beauty and the beast. At its most compelling, it is not a whodunit, but an unsettling tango between a tender FBI trainee and an unspeakably dangerous sociopath. And so its Valentines Day release is horribly appropriate. Jodie Foster, her face a quiet mirror of her inner turmoil, becomes the screens most admirable heroine as Clarice Starling, a fledgling agent handpicked by her mentor, Jack Crawford (Scott Glenn), to find a notorious serial killer. But to do so, she must first win the help of the even more pathological Dr. Hannibal the Cannibal Lecter, a psychiatrist with quicksilver cunning and the unfortunate habit of devouring his patients. The intimate and disturbing characterizations of mass murderers who mutilate their victims (usually female) were shocking, particularly the character of evil personified - the notorious, cobra-like, intelligent psychiatrist turned psychopath Hannibal Lecter (portrayed masterfully by British actor Anthony Hopkins) Details ： Lecter: You know what you look like to me, with your good bag and your cheap shoes? You look like a rube. A well scrubbed, hustling rube with a little tast