Plain and radical shots give the film a sense of inner contradiction. From beginning to end, it is like walking between tropical rain forests and high-rise buildings, sometimes heaven and sometimes hell, and an old man who is still teaching his grandson to be gentle with animals in the last second. , in the next moment, he began to recall his past killings. Murder, blackmail, rape, and arson are all accompanied by whispers, and when these things are repeated in a movie again, they can scare people speechless.
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