The soundtrack is low and soothing, followed by the sound effects, the narration is the largest, the time is switched, and the characters only show their faces and do not speak. They argue boring things in beer halls to make beer more palatable. [It does extend the time here and captures the kind of afternoon that everyone has but can't talk about, the work of the Czech New Wave. 】 Spruce fell behind her. [I also long to slowly take off her clothes, even with my eyes. 】 Her naked body is covered with flowers. The perverse thing that the character does - pouring a drink into his clothes and paying the bill, in order to maintain his favorite waiter. When you wash your face, you get old. It's the first time I've seen a prostitute so cute. 48:48 - Fruit and vegetable dishes on the body, sexual fetishes can also be cute, not dark. Humor and fairy tales are everywhere, leave every time something goes wrong. The past and the present, in the end is the truth, whether to use language to emphasize, or to use other techniques to prove. At each stage of the work, the character who jumped out of the era and only taught the protagonist how to make money has a strong metamorphosis, like a ghost. In the hotel, one side was talking about how to make money during the war, while the other side was making a lot of noise to maintain the dignity of the country. That '30s mix of French and jazz really suits every scene, and the end result of shooting a statue in a room is to hit yourself. The way of slapping the plane is also the best I have ever seen... When I returned to the Peace Hotel, it was really neat and closely related to the times, and it was too neatly shot.
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