"Life does not exist in only one dream, but in multiple dreams."
The interlacing of multiple lines embodies the fundamentals of the world, which was later adopted in many movies. For film art itself, this multi-line interlaced narrative is actually no different from other art forms, such as literature. So this is not a feature of film art, and there is nothing to boast about after all.
The actor's performance has something to say. The actors in this film have no "acting skills" at all, and their expressions are blunt. But I think this is exactly the effect the film needs, because the main purpose of this film is "the interlacing of life is a manifestation of the origin of the world"; it lies in the interlacing of each story. Then the content of each specific story is not so important. Since the content of the story is not important anymore, the performance of the actors is even more important, so it is best not to let the performance of "professional actors" bring the audience into The story itself goes.
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