The technique of the film is mature, the operation is smooth, and, unlike traditional Spanish films, the plot does not have big ups and downs, but moves forward delicately and happens naturally.
I do not agree that the film reflects the so-called moral decline of the upper class, etc. In fact, this is something that each of us may encounter in life, and we may take the same method to deal with it. leaving the same after-effects. An accidental continuation and a flick of conscience lead to a series of bad consequences and even destruction.
What is more worthy of admiration is the climax at the end and the natural echoes formed, which are shocking again and again.
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