Too much like Kubrick's early noir film "The Killer", it is not only a group portrait depicting the general anxiety of the society, but also a practical teaching of a leveraged game. The surface narrative focuses on the capital premium brought by a distant opal. Competing with foreign powers, the failure of social moral standards and the disorder of universal value orientation are the deep expression of the film. The interweaving and derivation of money and desire are bonded into a spiritual coat of arms with destiny as the body. The shaping of all characters is brutal and maddening, and the most primitive violent tendencies of human beings are permeated everywhere. Everything is the inflation of mysterious rough stones.
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