Some people think that it is a collection of dull middle-aged uncle's emotions, and some say that the plot is too trivial and unfocused, but I really like its cold and dark tone, old people, nostalgic shots, and the golden age is gone forever. The narrative is restrained, with a few bloody shots in the middle, but it's so understated that it makes the blood vomit just thinking about it...
The Christmas ball flashbacks aren't good for keeping the suspense, but it's good as a filmic language. The nostalgic yellow-red tones, with everyone's hidden secrets wrapped in warmth, have both contrast and connection with the cold reality.
Some people say that the ending of the failure, I think it is very good: glory and applause cover up all helplessness and pain, he won back his wife, won back power, and received applause. In fact, he was just sitting in a small office, with the singing facing the sea echoing in his ears... A
career as a spy was a dream.
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