A small, but arguably big flaw: the words on the screen in several scenarios are enlarged, indicating that the hero just noticed those words. Interestingly, in addition to the computer TV screen, the film also has footage captured by the camera. Some of them have also been stretched and enlarged, but there is no problem, because it is only the lens stretching, which corresponds to the computer screen, and the system should be used. The zoom function itself - they are still part of that "box".
Such flaws actually hint at the core secret of the dreamy art of cinema: pretending that the frame doesn't exist.
For us in the drama of life, what is the box that is pretended not to exist?
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