It’s easier to like this way, and I don’t have the shocking feeling brought by the sudden gangster disaster that the inexplicable video tape of the body is suddenly found.
The obscure little clerk Paul just wanted to encounter an innocuous one-night romance. He met the mysterious girl Marcy in the cafe, who invited her to visit her friend Kiki's house and admire her sculptures. Call him in the middle of the night, and a series of strange things happened.
First of all, the driver and the taxi went drunk and mad. The twisted feeling was like a wizard bus in Hasan. Poor Paul's only 20 yuan was swept away by the wind. Then enter the house, a very large and weird house (I like this messy but strong style layout and start to fantasize about my future house), I am strongly misled into thinking that Marcy has a large burn scar on his body, and then starts to retreat and sneak away ( Woman: You hurt my pride). It was stormy outside and I wanted to take the subway home. I found that I only had 97 cents left and not enough for a ticket. The conductor refused to enter the station because maybe I was drinking too much at the prom that day and I lost my job. So I had to go to a nearby bar. The boss of Bar was going to lend him money and found that the key to the money machine was not for him to help go home and get it. On the way back, Paul found two sneaky men carrying Kiki's TV and sculptures and preparing to leave in the car, so he shouted to catch the thief and fled, leaving behind the sculpture (a male bust of an elephant with both hands in vain grabbing something) , Kiki asked him to enter the house and asked him to apologize to Marcy, and then Paul found that Marcy had died due to too much medication, and was clean and flawless except for the tattoo on his thigh. After reporting the crime, I left and returned to the owner of Bar to get money. I received a phone call from his girlfriend Marcy suicide. Paul left and met the waitress who hated his job and resigned. The neurotic behavior made Paul run away, and he was accused of being a thief. Since then, we have been exhausted. In the club, June rescued him and cast a plaster on his body to make a statue in order to escape the police search. The moment June went out to inspect, two thieves reappeared and stole the stone statue. Then at dawn, Paul struggled to jump out of the car, and the door of the office building had just opened. Paul walked in slowly and sat down behind his desk. Bach's D major Orchestral Overture No. 3 sounded, and he looked like an emperor. . .
There are some interesting fragments of
Country Knight’s music appearing in the beginning of the
film
. Mozart and Bach
Paul are playing the check desk in the last moments of the early Jazz . The waitress Julie is talking about the mess of numbers. She often teases people like this before laughing. .
The thief steals the statue. One said it was ugly, the other said, what do you know about art? Is art so ugly? The more ugly, the more artistic.
Paul gently lifted the blanket on Marcy, from fear and curiosity to gradually doubting to unbelievable. When the beautiful Marcy body appeared, he felt sad for a moment. (The saddest part of the whole movie, of course, may not be what the director meant)
Martin who photographed the taxi driver, Martin who goodbye to Alice, Martin who photographed the poor streets, Martin who was the real money, and Christ Martin of the last temptation, Martin who is also good at shooting and stealing, where did you lose?
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