The theme of the film is quite inspiring. The impact of environmental pollution is far-reaching and immeasurable, and the evil consequences that humans bring to themselves will always appear day by day. The sound and picture design are very particular, often calm and joyful scenes with gloomy soundtracks, and a narrative voice that sometimes appears outside the picture; there are quite a few scenes where the narrator and the fictional character speak at the same time, making the picture suddenly informative Ascend; there is also a scene where "only the sound is heard, but the picture is not seen", and the horror atmosphere is indeed rendered very well.
Fragmented stories, missing characters, and uncertain emotional ups and downs are the fatal weaknesses of the film. However, as an exploratory "pseudo documentary", the information conveyed by the film still has quite important social significance.
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