Many lines in this film are indeed very ironic and wonderful. Half a star is given to the lines. The
story structure is quite compact. The development in the middle has the characteristic "slightly slower" characteristic of Teacher Xi Pang.
This film is still quite black. Generally you will feel that it is male. The Lord Charlie is a bad person, but he is full of reason. He looks down on the simple and straightforward town niece Charlie (actually I feel that Charlie looks down on most women,,,) The role of the niece Charlie is very delicate, you will not like her at all at first, and subjective intuition is just one Silly Baitian likes to force little girls, but the plot takes a turn for the better. At the end of the garage, I was really worried about Charlie! In addition, there is another layer about the psychological changes of Charlie’s character. From the very beginning, she admired her uncle and was full of fear and contempt for him. In these 100 minutes, this emotional change was created very appropriately. Deeply suspicion, the turning point when the uncle learns that there is a ghost for the dead is justified.
There is a detail in the film, Charlie began to say to my uncle, "We are like twins," then both sides suspect the other party is not aware of their own cards become uncle after Charlie said, "We're like twins,"
Greek teacher liked the fat mining ugly face this kind of thing in between the two roles had great confidence, looking really quite devastated me "honest three Views"
the film is not pattern, men and women must be the main point in praise of the lines and the director is complete The plot settings performed well (but I still don’t like the subjective things of the two of them. There is no way to do it). The
ending is also very good, not only in a certain sense, it is the best to achieve one. The effect of this, but the confused Charlie still thought about what her uncle said to herself in the bar. I think this is a very good place for this movie, and it is also a place very representative of wartime noir movies.
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