To put it simply, the writer and director wanted to show a story in which a big company would do anything to cover up a fatal flaw in a product, but there were many flaws in the plot. For example, the project lead lawyer of a law firm went crazy in a meeting for no reason, and even undressed in front of the camera, and Chasing beauties in naked clothes in the parking lot seems very abrupt, even if it is solved by insanity, it is a bit unreasonable.
The protagonist's car bomb doesn't explode in the morning, and it doesn't explode in the evening, but a few horses appear on the hillside on the roadside for no reason. The fire escaped... all of which is hard to understand.
If you have seen it, throw it away, if you haven't seen it, don't look at it.
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