This Italian film in the 1960s should represent the current situation in Italy at that time. One is the pollution caused by industrial development, and the other is the chaos of family and marriage psychology of men and women. The industrial pollution state photographed is very real, which reminds me of the scene of the mining and chemical factory in my hometown. The red, green, blue, gray, and white colors are well shot in the film. The heroine is very nervous and has a sense of feminism; the relationship between men and women is chaotic and ambiguous, and the films made by the new director are indeed more detached. Let me understand 53 years ago in Italy, after the development of industrialization, the land and people were deeply chaotic and confused. I feel that this is what our country is going through right now.
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