According to propaganda, "The Apartment" is a passionate version of Chijeslovsky's film. I don't understand where this is coming from. The very intricate and suspenseful structure of the story in "The Apartment", as well as the relatively thin description of the character's psychology, are far from the Chislovsky movie.
It's really exhausted. "The Apartment" director Jill. Mimney added a large number of time-space jumps to a multi-angular love story that was already entangled, over and over again, and carefully calculated it did create a suspenseful effect, allowing the audience to shuffle along with the camera. It's a pity that the director deliberately created the effect of "God's will trick people" in order to make the plot turn round, so that the traces of the axe were all revealed. For example, the protagonist Max and Lisa went to the travel agency to pick up air tickets, deliberately arranging them to pass by, but deliberately made them boring. Another example is the incongruity of the other female actor Alice (Romane Bohringer), which only makes people think that she is just a pawn made by the director.
The director said in an interview: "In one of the opening scenes, the audience saw Max swallowing sleeping pills before boarding the plane. They could imagine that everything that happened was just a dream of a person on the plane." So, We can also imagine that the whole story is a sweet dream of the little man before marriage. Max said goodbye to his fiancée at the airport shortly after the opening. At the end of the show, he returned to his fiancée. In the meantime, he and his ex-girlfriend Lisa andIt's nothing more than a safe and deviant adventure.
At the opening, Max hesitated about three different rings, and the same was true when he faced three female horns. Vincent Cassel, who plays Max, said: "For Max, the ideal woman is the one he can't catch. That's a naive, typical male attitude." Perhaps we can say that this is a very male. In the central movie, women are nothing more than rings.
