French philosopher Albert Camus, born in Algeria, wrote a 13-page short story "The Guest" in 1954, which was included in his famous collection of short stories three years later. Also in November 1954, the Algerian War, an anti-colonial struggle for independence, broke out between the National Liberation Front of the country and the French colonial army. Therefore, this happened in just one night. To a certain extent, a gendarme caught a local murderer, handed him over to a French village teacher, and asked to be sent to a nearby town for judgment. Foretells the inevitability of war. Director David Okhoffen extended this short story in both time and space, drastically cutting the role of the gendarmerie, and adapting it into a story of a fugitive duo with the temperament of a western film. He used it as a script and filmed himself. The second feature feature film "Far from Life.
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