One is a tight structure and a compact plot, which drags the audience to climax all the way.
The other may be casual, loose, any point will make you feel suspicious. The protagonist's coming and going are so nihilistic, and the lines are so indistinct.
Then this film may be regarded as the latter.
As all procedures stipulate, the sender will always only give a few words. It is precisely because the families that the information has to reach are so different, only the simplest content can ensure the correctness of the procedure.
The question is what does this information mean to you.
In this way, an open narrative may be more acceptable.
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