A few unrelated people, a few seemingly unrelated things, a little bit of a string, the strength is very coincident, perfectly forming waves one after another, pushing the plot to the end. I don't know whether to call it a genius of creativity or the perfect setting of the screenwriter's painstaking efforts. Speaking of which, I seem to think of "The House of Weima" again, and the structural weaving ability of the two is amazing.
Really envious and jealous.
The story itself is tense: 500,000 in debt, which is a lot of money.
It is interesting, the atmosphere is relatively relaxed, the picture is clear, and the rhythm is fast.
All in all, this is the last movie that makes people able to watch in one breath.
I don't have enough brains to write more. That's it for now.
2015.8.4
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