"Trance" is a thriller that plays a big psychological game and tests the audience's IQ. Of course, just like those very brain-intensive films, if you feel that the storyteller has not rounded out the story after watching it, it is easy to make the film. Classified as a bad movie, if you can enter and believe in the story woven by Danny Ball, you will watch it with gusto.
The film "Trance" reproduces the gloomy, violent and manic style of the 1996 Danny Ball's "Training" era. The film began to resemble a thriller, but the development of the plot in the stolen art painting turned into a psychological warfare, with twists and turns. Film noir is usually more ruthless, but Danny Bauer injected a lot of emotional conflict in "Trance". This is the first time that Danny Bauer has a woman at the center of the story in a movie.
Filmmaker Danny Bauer sneaked into the charming and deceptive human brain through Trance. The film is exciting, colorful and vivid, and has become another respectable masterpiece of Danny Bauer. It combines popcorn entertainment, visual creativity and wisdom.
The director played a lot of brain-burning suspense in "Trance", known as "Danny Bauer's Inception." The film cycles between hypnosis and pulling out the past. Excellent photography and dubbing add points to the film.
