See also the director of the Coen brothers, and see the western theme that the brothers love.
On the vast expanse of the dusty western part of the United States, under the title of a romantic and comfortable movie, fable-like stories are staged one after another.
Eagerness is mixed with coolness, joy mixed with sadness, brutality mixed with philosophical thinking...
I like the story of the gold digger the most, the rhythm is slow but very chewy. The surface is still the flat narrative style of the Coen Brothers' golden signature, and the inside uses rich, delicate and restless lens language to gather tension, and then toss it in the air like a cowboy dancing a whip, pulling out a crackling accident or reversal...
The six short stories are strung together into a poem that is broken by the sound of horses' hooves.
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