American crime film directed by Oren Uziel, a low-budget Netflix film. The central event of the whole plot is a ridiculous bank robbery. The story takes place in a small town where two police officers and two FBI agents investigate the incident, and the audience learns the ins and outs as the plot "rewinds".
The entire movie is compressed into 4 days, Friday, Thursday, Wednesday, Tuesday. Viewers watch from Friday backwards three days after the incident, who has this case affected? What caused it? It was only at last that we found out how the robbery happened.
Although it is a crime movie, it is not a movie based on investigation and reasoning, nor does it have a very complicated plot, but after watching it, you will find that everything is interlinked. The first 20 minutes of the movie are really hard to understand. The relationship, dialogue, and actions of each character seem illogical, and even the police have not figured out what they are investigating. Did you miss something? No, I've been staring at the screen. But if you keep reading, you will gradually find that the story is coherent, just presented in a way that we are not familiar with.
When the music at the end sounded, everything in front of it became clear. Slowly recalling this process is that the characters in the movie come alive, every dialogue is laid out, and the characteristics of each character and the relationship between them are all related to the event. Only then can I appreciate the aftertaste of this movie. Use flashbacks to turn this mundane story into a movie.
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