"Drink Party": The veteran actors have contributed tearing acting skills in the plot of continuous reversal and self-breakthrough. As a movie version of a stage play, the reception has a similar pattern to "Perfect Stranger", but the content that addresses the current shortcomings involves satirizing the British national parliamentary system, medical reform, finance, social system, gay marriage and other aspects. It looks like a comedy shell, but it is full of tragic elements. Great joy and great sorrow are intertwined, mockery and deconstruction serve as witnesses to each other, a series of contradictions and conflicts arise and generalize, a series of restraint and control of emotions and desires, see human nature, see ugliness, and also Saw an open ending. Four-star recommendation, worth watching.
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