However, the structure is too confusing! There is so much to say, and the main thread seems to me to be completely pointless: a person gets stuck with a lot of past life memories accumulated in his body. This kind of setting is feasible in a horror film, but it is difficult to expand the depth in a film that looks like art. It is even more curious to connect with the Indians, the goddess of light and other past lives. What is the deep understanding of culture? Totally invisible. As for the part of the Arabs, it is also very unconvincing. I feel that the director likes the scenes of the desert and yellow sand horses and vultures more than the real attention to the local people. It's all about form.
In particular, incest developed in the back, plus some inexplicable Gulf War and political factors (the Gulf War has nothing to do with the previous part), the whole thing is unknown.
The last few scenes were very distasteful to me, and I will definitely never watch "art movies" again before going to sleep.
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