Woody Allen's new work in 2015, the filter is great, uses a lot of Bach. The male protagonist's logic reminds me of Death Note. I don't think this kind of midlife crisis is common. He is trying to increase his own layer to achieve a certain kind of existence. He dared to realize rather than just think about it, and for his long enough dramatic life, this thought was a breakthrough, opening up a kind of predicament he had never had before, and he experimented with himself! Gets paranoid, and the ending is pretty darkly humorous. This show made me like Stone a little more.
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