The films of European origin and Cannes path always have a kind of simplicity that Hollywood can never come up with. Most of the time, political themes are two extremes, or they are too main theme, or one-sided, and the problem of directors and screenwriters is to go It was too scattered, and I didn't grasp a main emotional line from beginning to end. The actors were very tired, but they got twice the result with half the effort. I caught too much and left blank. I wanted to stack the emotions of the protagonist, but the effect didn't come out. In theory, I wanted to create a semi-documentary. The effect, but it is not pure enough. A good theme screenwriter ruined 60% of the director and ruined the other 40%, giving it 3.5 stars. The production is still rigorous, but if the atmosphere is created with more focus, it will be better. Of course, then maybe not. So simple.
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