"The Ballad of Drunken Township" is the least like the Cohen film of the Cohen film, but at the same time it is a film that can't be made without Cohen - imagine the long and fruitless dream journey, there is no Cohen-style light and shadow on the road This story How will it be? The use of music is very surprising, connecting the plot in the silent and sound.
For everyone who has collided with blood in the face of life, the story of "Drunken Country Ballads" is too familiar: admitting defeat, surrender, and helplessness are not the end point, it is just a part of an unsolvable cycle or even its beginning. From this, how appropriate the ring structure is.
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