This movie contains a lot of content, family, friends, government, etc., plus pushing these elements to a near-death extremity, an environment of closed and flickering coffins, makes the expressiveness exceptional. Here's the phone , lighters, flashlights, etc. all represent the connection between pole and the outside world, and in pole's view, these connections are his hope of being rescued. But these are not enough, plus some videos of people in similar situations being killed, a snake, yellow sand, etc., all continue to push to the extreme little by little, see the reflection of pole. It is worth pondering that his company knows that it is eager to avoid taking losses, and the state is also the main force to control his leakage, resulting in loss of reputation. It seems that only the gangsters who buried it alive help him wholeheartedly. The government was left with only sorry, but the gangsters didn't kick the pole around. The whole movie looks very closed and desperate, and it is only after the last communication with my wife that people feel that the depression has been released. Thinking about it, your friend called you one day in the middle of the night and said that he didn't know where he was or what happened, but only knew that he was dying. Would you be very interested? The middle pole called his mother with dementia to show that he had lost hope. From there, he no longer hoped to live by himself, but tried to avoid the sacrifice of his wife and his loved ones. The climax of this movie is near the end, and it goes out as soon as it is high. At the end, what the pole gets is just a sorry.
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