The most surprising thing about "Wild Goose Lake" is that it integrates the traditional genre story of a criminal escape and the police chase into the space and group portrait depiction of a city and village streetscape with Chinese characteristics. Police, bandits, and women constantly shuttle between the streets and buildings in Wuhan, converge and separate, separate and converge. All kinds of passers-by and this cat-and-mouse game form a peculiar and humorous landscape.
"Wild Goose Lake"-this ultra-fashionable hunting drama is full of slow burning atmosphere, sudden bursts of intermittent action, and attributed to the simplest naked bones. Director Diao Yinan’s film confirms that the black tradition is thriving in China and is undergoing a complete transformation. However, the film has more export potential for mainstream genres rather than artist stylistics.
