Pretty good, pretty pretty good. The background lighting in the film is always full of tension in the picture. Although all of them are fixed shots, in fact, the flow of shots has been achieved through artistic design. The atmosphere of the whole movie is like: you never wake up in the night when you don't know what time, and you can vaguely hear the sound of cars on the long road in the distance. The almost perfect loneliness in it is like a quiet and self-contained plant. The car is driving on the road with the headlights on, and the person in the car seems to be you, even so, it is all someone else's business.
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