For typical black humor movies, the director uses a domino-style narrative method to raise the force of storytelling by more than one level! The story starts with a gambling game, four small gangsters are set up and owed 500,000 pounds in gambling debts. In order to repay the money within a week, the four decided to take the risk. They paid attention to the neighbors, but they didn't expect that the neighbors' money was actually used to trade drugs with the gang, and the four of them realized that they were in serious trouble.
There are many story lines and characters in the movie, but the director always connects them with guns, money and drugs. These three things happen to be the title of the film. British director Gerich’s debut work, this advanced storytelling mode makes the whole movie seem to be chain-linked, and there is no peeing throughout the whole process.
This is a very slow story. At the beginning, I didn't understand at all where it was worth such a high score, and then I gradually understood it! Can't help but yell, too! it is good! Look!
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