The film is the first feature film directed by Nicholas Jereky, a director who is good at making documentaries. Perhaps the director has always been accustomed to exposing various phenomena in the form of documentaries, but has ignored the difference between films and documentaries. The film sometimes not only exposes the whole thing, but also covers a reason for dealing with the world, or conveys a subjective value. In this film, the director explained the whole incident clearly, but the audience did not know what the director wanted to express. It's just that people can see the thrilling scenes and dealings of business tycoons playing all kinds of tricks in the business field, but they don't get the punishment they deserve. Perhaps, this is the reality of the business landscape, with forgery, fudge, trade-offs, and impunity. But in movies, people prefer to see emotions. Otherwise, there won't be so many genres in the movie, and all the documentaries will be fine.
In fact, thanks to the charismatic Richard Gere's interpretation, the plot did not make everyone feel that the plot was boring and too realistic. Since "The Story of Hachiko, the loyal dog", this old handsome guy seems to be popular again overnight. Everyone knows. Although he is 60 years old, he is still handsome, deep and powerful, personable, and there is no trace of decadence. The role originally tailored for Al Pacino was unexpectedly brilliant by Richard Gere, perhaps unexpectedly by the producers.
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