"Mammoth" bluntly describes internationalization or world convergence. It was shot in New York, the Philippines, Thailand and other places in the United States. It not only focuses on the vainness and eagerness of the people due to the rapid development of the third world countries, but also focuses on the high-speed life of the middle class in the developed countries and the many problems of urban immigration.
The director's mature skills, the smoothness of the transition, and the multiple hints of the narrative, are so many that the audience can guess the good intentions of the many nodes. In fact, the story is well told, and the psychological demands and destiny of each character are quite clear. It is extremely interesting from anyone's perspective, but it is a habit of deja vu
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