The metaphor of the film is very clear, what unfolds is not pure political corruption, but a kind of powerlessness of the social people under this huge decaying machine, after all, under the limited struggle, they can't find their rights or a destination. In the film, the vast ocean, the skeleton of a huge whale stranded, the judge's numb words like a machine gun, and the priest preaching the teachings over and over again. . . . . . In front of the huge beast Leviathan like the "Bible", tragedy appears inevitable, justice appears false, and where is the destination?
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