"The Square" mocks everyone, the actor Christian, his children, his boss, his colleagues, his banquet guests, his curatorial works, art practitioners, film reporters, watch this The reporters of this film, all the intellectuals with high self-esteem, all the orderly middle class, all the pale leftists who moved themselves with good deeds, and all the situational conservatives are all his mocking targets in his hand. Almost everyone will feel uncomfortable watching this movie. But this ridicule has never involved itself. A cool-eyed creator who sees himself very high in an overhead environment, constantly questioning with stubborn moral presuppositions, no introspection, no backtracking, only indifference that is better than the Swedish society in the movie, only pretentious cynicism, only distortion Absurd preaching.
Critics who like "The Square" praised it as an intellectual film, and "The Square" showed exactly what the intellectuals opposed: asking the most fundamental questions halfway, presenting and expressing without awe, and being here The short-sightedness in the mountains, the rough generalization of the vocal object, is empty and without adventurous criticism
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The story of "The Square" seems to be far away from ordinary audiences, but it is a comedy full of energy, with spicy humor and weird gloomy elements in every corner of the film. The film also explores Christian's private life. Various issues in. The robbery shrouded Christian's mind like a dark cloud, which also involved the specter of racial and social prejudice. As a filmmaker and social critic, the director’s most impressive stylistic change in this film is: he strives to enrich every scene, and every shot he throws contains a lot of details, even passersby. They are all carefully arranged in advance. He worked hard to try a variety of different spices, and the result was of course very good, and occasionally it was too much. The Danish actor Claes Bang performed well. In this "The Square", his performance level is very rich and accurately expresses everything
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