In today's globalized world, although technology is developing day by day, the distance between people is not narrowed, but gradually widened. Between people from different countries, between different classes, between superiors and subordinates, between relatives, the conflicts caused by such a sense of distance are everywhere in the film. People feel overwhelmed and the easiest way is to wrap themselves up. The protagonist Tony likes to disguise and show people with different faces and identities, which may also be a metaphor that everyone in the real society has a different fake face, rather than its real expression.
The film is very realistic, although it describes what happened in Bucharest, Europe, but if you have experience in a multinational foreign company, you will find many things that seem familiar, such as the daughter of a strong woman, a Romanian girl who has just entered the workplace, sleek and elegant. Some arrogant American customers, bosses who are generous, you can find corresponding people in the workplace. The main reason why an uncomplicated story can bring such a great sense of identity is that it comes from life itself, and it is true and has not been castrated and tampered with.
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