The final outcome is unknown. All I know is that the lives of those three old men were brilliant enough.
The movie seems to link unrelated plots together, as if it had been premeditated, which makes people unforgettable.
I liked Al Pacino's performance very much, just like "Scent of a Woman," in which he dances with beautiful women again, but this time in the image of a bad old man. Pacino's later years reminded me of a close relative of mine, very loyal.
No matter how the society is changing, the love and meaning of the rivers and lakes will always be there.
The scenes in the play, such as: cafes, pharmacies, kilns, suit shops, cemeteries, are all places that men will go to in their lifetime. In fact, I think the day Pacino was released from prison was like a microcosm of his life. Sunset and sunrise, life is short, memorable, but difficult.
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