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RE: REVIEW: "To The Sea" (2009) - Movie by Pedro González-Rubio
The idea that something is natural and something is not is actually quite strange when you think of it. It is an old religious thought that probably is older than the good and evil dichotomy, but it is still well and alive. This film seems like a perfect example, even though throwing homosexuals from buildings also come to mind.
You have a very good point there. I agree that historically, a difference have been cast between what has been created or changed by humans tend to have lower value than the idea of the "pristine" nature and subordinating yourself to it. It could be the belief that humans are basically evil, or that judging people as evil, will get the judge access to those goodies. It is certainly a obvious underlying theme here as in all those kinds of movies