It’s not because of David Bowie that I don’t even want to watch this movie. Although I found that there are not many scenes, the male and female protagonists are very beautiful. Eight people run and put heroes in the commercial street. After the blue and purple light is so dreamy, the sky is dark and bright. Eight people are on the rooftop. That feels good. It’s too contradictory to watch the curly eyes in the movie theater suddenly using warszawa, especially the bowie in the disco, and the sound of another song. For this song, Christiana is too lonely and eager to join the group, and the boys look very clean and confessed to him the work of the animal station, and they actually hugged and turned around and fell asleep, so the feeling of feeling is also very real. The feelings of companionship in that kind of environment are too realistic to see them behind. It’s too disgusting to see them addicted to drugs in a small house and quit gambling. It is also obvious that the eyes are sunken and all friends are dead. The heroine has fainted. I have always wanted to give up drugs and have been relapsed. I was robbed of the syringe in the public toilet. The person stuck directly on the neck. The female protagonist was washing the syringe in the toilet again. It had the effect of anti-drug education film
The two should be affectionate, but they have been selling their bodies for money to buy drugs. They have been cheating with each other. There is no relationship, but all they should be done is the hostess and he goes to the host’s guest house and discovers that the host has been selling chrysanthemums. It's incredible
The performance of male and female protagonists when abstaining from gambling can actually be seen in the performance of relapse. The female protagonist will be crazier and more emotional. The male protagonist looks a little more calm, but the female protagonist has a family member and has a cleaner environment to change. The hero can only go all the way on his own and can't look back
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