"before the devil knows you're dead" means shrimp, I'm still thinking about it, it means that the person has died but the soul has not been taken, it doesn't seem to make sense if you think about it carefully. Maybe it's taken from some famous novel that is very partial. If it's just based on feeling, the name is not good, whether there is a background source or not.
It looks like New York, but it doesn't matter anymore. The important thing is the feeling of ruin, especially under the strong sunlight, that feeling of ruin exudes a serene aura, just like a life that can't be stopped little by little, fragmented but not completely collapsed. Hold on to that.
Hoffman, not suitable for this film, more suitable than Ethan Hawke, always felt that he should do a comedy, and it was a serious comedy, not some kind of grotesque dark humor. Although it seems that he has never acted in a comedy, no one can see this.
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