A treasure in the history of world cinema, both in terms of storytelling and cinematographic artistry, it is very deep and broad. Deep focus shots, wall shots and scene scheduling have all achieved the ultimate level. It has to be said that Renoir is dealing with complex and huge The characters and story lines are very stable.
The film criticizes not only the hypocritical nature of the upper-class European ruling class, but also the satire of the "various" human nature. The various expressions of idiots and grievances are all sublimated in the final "garden under the night", and the result of maintaining the "rules of the game" of the upper class is The rest of the middle and lower classes are out.
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