This is an illusory and real American dream. The sisters from Poland who had the American dream were forced to separate. Sister Ava was rescued by Bruno of the prostitution organization, but had to become a prostitute and a stray warbler. Such a humble life is not a lot of roads before these new immigrants. The appearance of Bruno's magician cousin brought Ava's hope, but it was a pity that the fireworks were cold and unpredictable. The entangled love and hatred of the three people, how to decide in that long time, in the timeless paintings of oil paintings, the joys and sorrows are slowly staged.
The plot, photography, art director, and soundtrack all exude a thick and charming atmosphere of the age, and the pale yellow pictures put an epic color on the past in that desolate age. Although it is too hasty in narrative, it is impeccable in art.
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