In the poster, Adrien Brody looks at the camera with a sad and lonely face, which is basically the tone of the whole movie. The beginning of the film begins with a monologue, a man named Henry in a dark and heavy house, the camera has a little plain and a little messy. The switch between film and high-definition is like a dream. In the opening paragraph, there is a direct quote from Albert Camus: "My soul is so far away from me, and my existence is so real". Henry's close-up is facing the camera, in the dark room facing the camera in a casual statement, but no one actually listens. The film is full of ravings between narration and monologue. The inner voice is like poetry, but it describes the terrible reality.
The whole film is permeated with dejected and sad emotions, which takes you into an inexplicable poetic melancholy, using the crudest and most effective methods, noise, film, dark footage, freehand lines and cruelty. In fact, piano violin cello, the soundtrack is the lamentation of various instruments. Makes up the film from start to finish.
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