However, apart from the content factor, the technical processing of the whole film, such as the lens, is still quite good. Especially in the final dialogue between God and her, the visual lens is much better than the verbal description, at least I like this treatment. The man who was supposed to be God, of course I meant the young man, not the old man, who looked exactly like the Jesus I imagined, with great features and eyes. In fact, if I think about it again, I will feel very similar to him playing Satan, hey, God and the devil are one step away. And it seems that when the deep meaning is revealed at the end, there is a bit of this meaning.
In short, this film was shot in two words: crazy. Pretty crazy.
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