This film is another very interesting film. There is a hint of reality and magic throughout. From a certain point of view, this film also uses comedy to tell tragedy. There is not much soundtrack in the film, but the few times it appears indicates a turning point in the plot. The simple plot is told complex but not boring, and the amount of information on the background of the film is also quite large. The fact that the roof can fly is a highlight. The cute and brave Malaka, his brother seems to be a lunatic, but he is not. In Malaka's eyes, his brother is normal. In the end, his brother is brave to stay in the small town and fight against the devil. Although Malaka's father is very irritable, he has always loved his children. Alec's romantic heart "this is really a romantic moment" pretended to be injured, and then hugged Malaka all at once. It's a pity that the director was too cruel, so Malaka lost Alec and his father all of a sudden. This is the first time I saw a building in this style. The building feels like the Middle East, isn't it worth it? The voice of Malaka's child in the film is so nice, it feels like a naughty child.
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