It is the same obscure and incomprehensible Jordu as always, but the plot is simply the story of a man's redemption. The cowboy played by Alessandro takes his seven-year-old son to the arena and rescues a stranger from the gang of five. The woman later eloped with her but left her son, and killed four spear masters in the desert with tricks in order to win the heart of the woman, but the woman ended up running away with another woman (actually, I didn't do anything about this woman until the end) It's clear what's going on..) After that, the cowboy fell into despair and fell into the cave where the deformed people were born after the incest of the town residents. In order for the deformed people to regain their freedom, it is necessary to open up the connection between the cave and the town, and also for their own sake. Atonement, Cowboy began to make money as a busker with a dwarf girl. In the end, with the help of his grown-up son, he opened the tunnel and completed the mission of the mole to achieve self-redemption, but the deformed people were killed by bullets, and the cowboy set himself on fire after avenging them.
On the whole, it still doesn't have as much impact on me as "Holy Blood". This one is still very peaceful, and the philosophical charm is very full, but the narrative in the first and second half of the story still has a sense of fault, if you walk a little bit, you will feel it. , hey, just now the male protagonist was still fighting with people in the desert. Why did he suddenly shaved his head and went to the streets to beg and perform with his little sister... The most sleepy one of the Jordo films I've watched so far, but the overall atmosphere is still very fantasy, there are I still like a few scenes, but the metaphor really doesn't want to bother to check them one by one. It's enough to appreciate the plot and attitude.
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