"Drei" is a tragicomedy about love, morality and sexuality in postmodern German society. Even aside from the comprehension hurdles of the all-German dialogue, from a trailer perspective alone, "Drei" is really offbeat, or odd. The first part is the picture of the camera sliding over the wire, accompanied by the narration of muttering; the second part, with the accompaniment of rock music, the plot officially debuts, but it is also a fragmented narrative, with a strong sense of psychedelic; and The third part features David Bowie's "Space Oddity" as the soundtrack. While the trailer is confusing, one can tell Tom Tykwer's signature visual style and editing
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In "Drei", the director Tekway's ability to control the details of the film, the heart of the characters, and the "hardware" such as photography and lighting is worthy of recognition, but it is disappointing that the film itself has few highlights, and Tekway is no longer determined to innovate. Instead, they rely on sensitive subjects to attract attention, regardless of luck or misfortune
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