Very calm scene and shot handling. Authentic American independent production fan.
Croneberg likes to create a strong contrast between the environment and the characters in the mirror. Especially the use of emptiness.
There are quite a few places that are a bit reminiscent of the old homeless.
The entire film cost very little to make, and it was important to integrate the story with the audience's lived experience.
The audience gets a dramatic thrill when the story's strengths and weaknesses take unexpected turns.
Darkness has its own magic.
Take a closer look, it's actually a bit of Gu Long's style of martial arts novels, a reclusive master. . .
The last part is handled beautifully and the script is very good. The ability of Americans to write novels is indeed first-rate.
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