borderless country of the Gypsies, a contradictory concept.
I often think that a nation that doesn't even have a homeland must be a strong, optimistic, and passionate nation. They deliberately play down the sadness caused by displacement in their cheerful singing and dancing. In addition, I thought that the gypsy was just a symbol, a gesture of the crowd tired of the hustle and bustle of the city. But in fact, choosing to wander is just helpless. The laughter and joy on the road are just for forgetting sadness, not a portrayal of life.
I often think about traveling, but actually want to escape.
Director Tony Griff has Gypsy descent, and most of his eyes are the suffering of this wandering nation.
They even chose to express their sorrow in a cheerful but tear-jerking song and dance. They must have a beautiful longing and smile so easily.
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