The structure of the whole film seems to be a reference to the past in the United States, but the background and environment of the film are even more ups and downs. The scenes of street riots and shooting of prisoners in the film are obviously the reproduction of those classic news photos. This demand for details allows us to see how much the director has spent on this film. This is usually a sign of the explosion of long-term accumulation. , But also often means overdraft and hollowing out. Even if the ending treatment has the simplicity and frivolousness of that era, it is still a masterpiece that can be appreciated over decades. In my opinion, it is the most impressive film ever shot by Director Wu Yusen.
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