This movie is a representative work of "Western Wilderness Movie". The film uses a large number of long shots and empty shots to show the Horridian fantasy, showing the realism of postmodernism. Unlike "Waiting for Godot", the protagonist passively waits for the ideal to arrive, but the protagonist of this film takes the initiative to cross the road of Oregon to find his ideal home. The exploration and loss of the protagonists in the wasteland is an insinuation of the confused psychology of modern people in society. The appearance of Indians brings hope and despair. "Mick's Shortcut" thinks that there is a shortcut to take, but it often sends itself to a dead end! ............ Well, the above is all made up by me. I watched it for nearly two hours, and I don't know what I watched. Give me back my time! ! ! ! ! The separation of the artist and the masses, I, a layman, have no idea what the director wants to express! In any case, the director should be having a good time, and the scenery of the wasteland is indeed unique. PS: The film won the Catholic Culture Award at the 67th Venice Film Festival! ! ! ! ! ! (It's a video specially made for the award)
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