The movie hints that there is actually enough food for everybody on all floors because the administration puts every prisoner's requested food on the table. Perhaps the little girl was born in the facility or she was thrown in there with her mother. So the question of how the little girl ended in the facility remains unanswered. However, we cannot trust Imoguiri's information because she also said that there are 200 levels, which turned out to be false, and the prohibition against under 16 year olds to enter the facility also turned out to be false. Notice that we learn from Imoguiri that she selected Miharu to enter the facility 10 months ago, that she entered alone, and that nobody under 16 years is allowed in the facility. However, even she succumbs to the system when she is killed in a fight with the prisoners. Miharu has managed to stay on top and alive for long because she knows the system. Miharu must have a good reason to ride down the platform every month and that was to take care of the little girl. That's why she killed so many prisoners on her way down. Miharu rides down the platform once a month so she has to make sure that there is enough food for the girl because she cannot get up again until the month is over (the platform only travels back up to level zero, which prisoners presumably are not allowed to enter). The girl is always on the bottom floor month after month, because she has never killed and eaten her cellmate. Miharu rides down the platform to make sure that there is food for the little girl (which we assume is her daughter) on the bottom floor. That is because she always makes sure to kill and eat her cellmates every month, and that's why she always ends on the top floors. Notice that she always rides down the platform and comes from the top floors and she is always bloodied and emotionless.
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The woman Miharu who rides down the platform actually represents the upper class of society because she knows how to exploit the system. Then Goreng finally moves up to level 6 where he meets Baharat. Then they move down to level 202 where Goreng is forced to eat of Imoguiri who has killed herself. Then Goreng moves up to level 33 the next month where he meets Imoguiri and they live peacefully. Then they move down to level 171 the following month where Goreng ends up killing Trimagasi and eats of him to survive. This is evidenced a couple of times in the movie: At first Goreng starts on level 48 with Trimagasi and they live peacefully. If a prisoner is willing to kill his or her cellmate and eat of them then he or she is secured a higher level the next month. The administration choses if each prisoner should go up or down the levels each month based on whether they have eaten their cellmates or not. However, the administration does not randomly choose the levels for all prisoners each month. The cellmates believe that the change of levels each month is random. Miharu who rides down the platform actually represents the upper class (se explanation further below). The woman from the administration, Imoguiri, represents a peaceful movement that wants change but is unable to do so. The old man, Trimagasi, represents a supporter of the system. The protagonist, Goreng, represents a resistance movement who is ready to use threats and violence to secure that there is enough food for everybody. The levels represent society classes and hierarchies. So this is my analysis of the movie: In general, the facility represents society. I have read a lot of different understandings of this movie, but I think that a lot of people maybe misunderstood the role of Miharu.
I definitely recommend watching this movie.
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I think this movie was very interesting and full of interesting symbolism.
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