There are no tragedies in modern people, there are only poor and hapless Odyssey. The director's complaints about the absurd modernity can be heard in all three stories: a modernized/Americanized Rome, a Hollywood-style murderous movie, a film critic with no conscience, a couple who has completely lost themselves for the sake of their children, a tourist who is keen on tourism development The mayor of Kojima, tossing between various medical treatments and untreated itching, is presented from the fringe perspective of the unfortunate. I especially like the middle story. Two poor hapless wretch eager to find an isolated island away from the hustle and bustle, only to be scared off by a real one (with no modern equipment). Isn't this a picture of ourselves? Living in the cultural garbage created by oneself, and continuing to live while complaining, because it is inseparable from the intimacy brought by garbage, such as the love for soap operas. At the end of the middle story, Nanny is lying on the side bench dejectedly and said: My favorite is floating at sea. Yes, I also like to float on the sea, without the need to dock. How much I looked forward to before landing, how much I wanted to escape after landing. Modernity is an inevitable plague. I wish you a speedy recovery! Good morning to bliss!
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