When I saw Liang Huan gave this film a score of 150, I hurried into the city to find it. After nearly three hours, it was really watery and memorable. A really good actor can wear a long-haired mascot costume without revealing his body and let you experience the ups and downs of emotions, and a good director can convey his anxiety about the times to this end of the screen when he talks about his personal story. Romania under globalization is really like China in the 1990s: people still get together to do traditional crafts; no one can buy things in the biggest and best malls; printed covers on toilets and stickers on cabinets; and There are elites who can speak foreign languages and have an international perspective but don't know Romania anymore... but they're too expensive
And the traditional appearance of the East German celestial party is the highlight, as evidenced by the barbell-like laughter of the old men and women in the theater.
Finally, after thinking for a while, I decided to give it four stars, which is still a bit too boring for most people, including me.
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