Obviously, this is not a movie that analyzes mass culture. Western elites satirized themselves with the help of modern art, satirized the so-called political correctness, and satirized our fragmented culture.
The overall style of the film is gloomy and depressing. It seems that everyone in it is under great pressure. From the moment the male protagonist first appeared, he could feel that he was nervous and didn't trust anyone. But the irony is that the exhibition The Square he planned was to promote interpersonal trust, how could he do it?
But it is worth noting that when we satirize the hypocrisy and irresponsibility of white men together, does our behavior itself become a kind of political correctness?
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