Saw 12:80 East Bucharest tonight.
A good movie will mostly ramble: not only the lines, but also the actors' movements and props. This is probably what Acheng said, "When making a movie, there are more useless things."
As to whether a social change has occurred, everyone has a posture to be present. This is not just a Rashomon narrative. What the director wants to emphasize is that the significance of the big event may be that it is so important that it becomes a background. People tell their own stories, true or false, in the same context.
This is a comedy. Many people have highly recommended it to me. It has a low cost of shooting and a high social cost. We watch every movie in the joys and sorrows of time.
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