The film is three hours long, all about a declining nobleman. The whole story is quiet in a declining tone, and a lot of space is described that has nothing to do with the central theme. For example, the space for describing the love of young people is too large. long.
What impresses me most is the last scene of the film, where Prince Salina walks into the long alleys of the city. Unlike his well-dressed appearance, the place he is in is a decayed ruin, or a slum. I feel the loneliness of the rise and fall of the aristocracy
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