The cast is great, and the actors' performances are not to be mentioned. The use of the director's vocabulary in the shooting techniques and shots is very flavorful, and the background texture is fully expressed. The only flaw is the script and the story itself. As the previous buddies said, dilapidated industrial towns, rough local customs, bullies, black fists, post-war trauma, hardships at the bottom, hunting, family and rivers and lakes... These are all good themes, but a film is hard Packing these heavy things is really like punching cotton with a fist, making people feel uncomfortable. In my humble opinion, I should distance the content, focus on the subject, and distinguish the foreground and background. Where it should be empty, it should be empty, and where it should be real, focus on splashing colors and making textures. This is like Picasso's Cubism. Read...
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