Just because a mistress made such a messy drama. The feelings of the male protagonist towards the female protagonist (actually just a supernatural) are too pale, even a bit inexplicable. The female protagonist full of literary and artistic fandom clearly stole people and behaved so arrogantly. It is really speechless. A tear-eyed, whirling and aggrieved appearance not only fails to win the sympathy of the audience, but makes people feel like a green tea bitch possessed.
What is even more incomprehensible is that the director has to bluntly insert some black humor into the whole play. The paragraph that bought the gun and the ending paragraph are really inexplicable and obviously incompatible. Doesn't the director know how different the style of his film is with that kind of black humor?
The director of the film actually wanted to imitate those noir masters, and wanted to shoot a small human being under the cover of absurd fate and cruel reality, that kind of powerlessness that cannot dominate fate. But it has become a kind of embarrassment that is embarrassing.
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