There is an unbreakable gap in the truth

If you insist on imposing a label like "a good turning point", it's hard to say. From the beginning, the film overlapped the looming view of the New Zealand town with a literary accent, burying a handful of dark emotions. Like all clues and suspense films, the climax always appears at the end, but the film may be too long, and the digging of the truth does not have a sense of shock, on the contrary, it is more suppressed. The two-hour film has been collecting. I think the title "Den" instead of "Cabin" has already explained something. In fact, it is another kind of expansion to tie up the leak in the ending.

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