The translated title of "Subway Style Painting" is better than "Subway Maze Murder" at this year's Hong Kong International Film Festival. There is no forced gimmick like the latter, but it looks a bit bland again. The story is about the conductors who spend most of their time underground in a Budapest subway station. They shuttled among the carriages, doing nothing, and started a life-threatening race behind the last subway train - in front of them was the graphite-laden exhaust gas from the last train, and behind them were the empty trains that never stopped. It is no exaggeration to say that the broken scenes of the ticket inspectors doing psychological counseling near the end of the film saw my eyes turn red.
Even if you can't comprehend those who are floating between good and evil, you can see the dark underground like a labyrinth, where life never stops struggling. Well, I am willing to translate this film into "Subway Labyrinth Style Painting".
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