It seems "stuffy" but it is actually very good to see
There is no story, but there is no lack of suspense. You know that the male protagonist must have a mission, and if there is no accident, he will kill, although you do not know the specifics; there is no plot, but it is not boring, because there is indeed something that leads you to keep watching. Maybe everything is an illusion or a dream, you see: Except for the person who the male protagonist thinks needs to be in contact with him, other people and things are like the background, and existence seems to not exist. The most obvious or one of the flaws sold by the director is that The male protagonist went to spy on the enemy's castle. He didn't hide it, but the security did not pay attention to him. This is almost the only flaw, and it was intentional. The best part of the film is the exterior, the rolling hills, the Italian-looking and colourful town on the hills of Greece, the Spanish or bohemian old town, and in the middle of it all, there is a Pompadour. Du-style but not steel but cooler glass of modern art museums; naturally, the most beautiful exteriors are framed by train windows, each a painting: national parks, deserts, tropical landscapes, the giants of ancient Rome The canals, ..., it is said that it is the southwestern United States, in fact, it is more mixed and more hallucinatory. Also worth mentioning is the music, the Spanish guitar played and the flamenco danced, so beautiful! You don't have to ask or think about anything.
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