The film uses a lot of fixed shots to express the emptiness of life. The twin sisters' two pole dances and the various beauties who kept appearing later gave a clear account of the protagonist's rotten life. Children are a touch of innocence and softness in this world ruled by adults, pounding our numb life bound by plaster headgear and bandages. At the end of the film, the male protagonist drives away after checking out and reminds me of the lyrics that were said to be rotten. , Life is not only about the hustle and bustle in front of you, but also poetry and fields in the distance. More often, we are like the Ferrari wandering around the ring road at the beginning of the film, doing repetitive movements mechanically and numbly and forgetting the countless possibilities that life originally had, and we are driven by money, fame and fortune. Before flying, and finally seeing that it has been spinning in place.
Wait, is this a film that calls for men to return to their families?
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