There are actually quite a few movies within the play, but the play within the play is a bit of a brain-opening feeling. You can imagine how lively the shooting scene is: behind one camera there is another camera, and there is another camera behind it, with the mantis It looks like a cicada-catcher or a oriole is behind.
It's also common to put out behind-the-scenes footage for some laughs, but putting a 30-minute short film together with its 50-plus minutes of behind-the-scenes footage as a feature film is really no one else has done it! And the point is the tidbits!
In the blood star splashing and barrels of artificial plasma, the theme of reality is dug down layer by layer. There is more real and more real behind the real. I didn’t expect that the efforts of the people behind the scenes to avoid gangs are better than the movie itself; no Thinking that what we saw on camera was a horror movie, it was clearly a funny movie on the set. When we fight our lives for a goal, the process of fighting our lives is actually more real, flesh-and-blood and even humorous than the goal...
The irony is that this story from beginning to end is also a well-designed game, every accident is a burden, and every truth is just another performance. Those of us in the audience will never see what the actors look like after the cameras are down, and we'll never know who was behind the last camera, what the real director did, maybe that one was even better!
Again, a good movie really doesn't need to be too expensive. Actors with good scripts can also perform better, and it is completely possible without big-name actors.
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