The plot of the movie is compact, and flashbacks are used to make everything more concise, foggy, and recommended.
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Magic and desire
Uriah 2022-03-19 09:01:03
In order to win back his lover, the magician successfully used magic to create the illusion of the crown prince killing someone-in fact, the person did not die at all. Everything is in the plan, from gaining prestige at the beginning to entering the palace (I don’t know if it’s, anyway, performing for the nobles) to perform, obtain "evidence", create a murder scene, and finally induce public opinion and judgment through the performance of soul reproduction. From the beginning, step by step, he seemed to be dissatisfied with the theater stage. The reality was his biggest stage, which manipulated the audience. In the end, the Crown Prince Redman Sheriff was also bewildered. The crown prince’s failure is that none of his previous opponents had the opportunity to compete fairly with him, and he has lost the necessary skills and calm thinking under fair competition.
The plot of the movie is compact, and flashbacks are used to make everything more concise, foggy, and recommended.
The plot of the movie is compact, and flashbacks are used to make everything more concise, foggy, and recommended.
Extended Reading
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Chief Inspector Uhl: In the name of his Imperial Majesty in the city of Vienna, I hereby arrest Edward Abramovich, also known as Eisenheim The Illusionist, on charges of disturbing public order, charlatanism and threats against the empire.
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Chief Inspector Uhl: As a boy, I'm told, he had a chance encounter with a travelling magician. One version of the story was that the man himself vanished... along with the tree. People began to think he had some sort of special power... or at least that he was a bit different. And then he met her.