Legend has it that the movies recommended by stubborn men to watch, I, a stubborn girl, prefer to watch it. Well, the taste is unique.
A Romanian film with a split-cut and spliced narrative, telling the story of a double agent: Police officer Kirsty goes to La Gomera on a mission to break into the gang to learn whistling codes. However, when he returned to the police station, his former companions stood against him. Beneath the apparent loyalty and trust, there are other conspiracies and countermeasures.
The beginning of the movie is dull. The silent middle-aged man, the silent island traveler, sailed to the seaside hotel in a calm manner according to the agreement. The eye is fiery red. The glamorous woman, the fiery red dress, passed by and said that it was just a deceitful past of acting.
The plot of the movie is full of reversals. Kirsty is on both sides of the police and the gang, and he is constantly given orders. He is soon suspected of being against the water by one party. He is constantly controlled and monitored everywhere. He is like a walking dead. .
Kirsty was forced to learn to whistle while studying on La Gomera, and unexpectedly had another secret presumptuous, and also had another secret affair with Gilda. And his boss in the police station is a mature and charming policewoman, cunning and cruel. The man stood beside the two women, watching them play tricks for the sake of profit, and he was the middleman, and he had to conquer the heart.
It's a pity that there is no such thing as thunder and fire in the movie. You are like me, and you care about him and Gilda. After the usual contact, he suddenly buried his secret thoughts, and then suddenly he didn't want money and beauty before the interests were divided. It's strange!
This is where the movie gets a little boring. The plot is obviously conflicting, and the editing is so spliced and brain-burning, but unfortunately it is too serious, there is less tension between the interruptions, and there is less a sense of protraction that makes people wonder.
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