The film’s layout is clever, without any fancy editing, which is different from the British MVs. There are only three characters from beginning to end, but each role is well-interpreted, with a clear personality, and impressive. The script author is a must No. This is not easy for a debut film. The theme is still about greed in human nature. In the face of money, love becomes a cloud, revealing a sense of powerless despair. It's similar to Danny Boyle's debut work "The Three Minutes in the Same Room", but this one has a smaller format, and important events are shown in one room, which will test the director's skill even more.
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