But to be honest, although there are no highlights in this film, the diversity of American films is worth learning. In China, people watching movies and TV shows are almost aimed at Xiao Xianrou. Regardless of actors and actresses, everyone must dress up young. Actresses basically begin to play supporting roles as children's mothers after their 30s, regardless of male and female idols. The burden is so heavy that I dare not grow old. Americans don't think so. You can be the protagonist at all ages, and every stage of life can be beautiful and worthy of appreciation. The heroes and heroines of the film are all middle-aged, have families and children, and encounter the troubles that ordinary people have. Regarding the plot setting and theme of the film, they are beautiful and flesh-and-blood.
The film reflects the class differences and the divide between the rich and the poor in Arab society, which is thought-provoking. In the same building, the ecological differences on different floors are huge. There are people fighting and fighting in the slum-like shack, and the other floor is indeed the office of the powerful. Ironically, the building has not been renovated yet and the elevator is not available. The rich and powerful have to pass through the poor floor to reach their magnificent and elegant office. The difference between the two classes is awe-inspiring! I really want to ask the guy in the suit and leather shoes what it feels like when he walks through the shack every day? In addition, wine is mentioned many times in the film. As ordinary people in Saudi Arabia, it is not allowed to drink casually. If you secretly hide the wine, you will even be arrested, but the rich people have the wine hidden in the cabinet. It is so ignorant and pathetic for ordinary people controlled by religion and strict system!
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