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The director's way of filming is quite simple. Because it is a suspenseful and action movie, a lot of close-up and medium-range shots are used to express the fighting and the fearful and suspicious expressions of the male protagonist.

The few long-range lenses used show a few occasional melancholy and bewilderment.

Because it involves stealing paintings, there are also many indoor scenes, which are basically very simple. The method is: a panoramic account of the space, cut to the close-up performance to find the location, basically stop in front of the camera and wait for the hero to enter.

This kind of film is the plot to win, and the plot does not need to be complicated. The essence is humor, self-deprecation, and fun.

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