It has nothing to do with the style of painting. Of course, the Gothic style at the beginning is very attractive, but the more important thing is the metaphor of the movie itself.
People's life Yali University, so there is no confidence and hope for the future, and it operates day after day like parts in a sophisticated urban machine. What the film wants to reflect is to break the predicament + don't draw the ground as a prison!
The child’s father teaches smoking metaphors. Some parents know that things are not good but they have to impose it on the child; peeking at the sister’s dancing makes you feel a sense of indulgence. . .
The script is a bit procrastinated, one star is reduced
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