The little boy asked the road roller if he had ever experienced a war. The road roller replied, "Yes, when you were your age," and the little boy added, "That must be scary, right?"
What is the special meaning of this conversation, gentlemen? And is the red screen that appears many times in the film intentional, or is this effect caused by the technology at the time?
When the driver said, "He's not a worker, he's a musician", I began to understand that this film is about a story between two classes. I've seen many movies before and didn't understand it, but I got this one.
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