The film space is very small, and we don't get to see the appearance of the tank until the end. The rest of the story is in the tank. The observation mirror on the tank plays a great role in connecting the interior and exterior, as well as observing the situation of people in war, and it has a great effect on stimulating the mind.
The performance of the four people in the tank also changes as the film progresses, and a lot of close-up shots directly attack the reaction of the four people in the face of the war.
Lots of shaking, fluid running around, it could be blood, it could be motor oil. Create a very depressing environment.
War is particularly disgusting in the face of human existence.
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