A group of people ran past him left and right, and he stayed in the middle at a loss. This shot is quite interesting. There is a sea of people, no one is one, no one is not you, and there is nowhere to hide.
Many characters in it are in pairs, two people drinking, two policemen watching, two people wearing the same clothes exchanging sunglasses with each other, a masked girl sitting in the back seat of the car, two cleaners Brooms and cans as golf, one stroke clear.
The stories the neighbors tell are so philosophical, like the ones from Pi, with snakes, eagles, and hyenas.
There are tanks passing by on the street, as if seeing the life version of the tank battle. There are knights walking in an orderly manner, and the whole city is quiet and orderly.
This movie explains very well that human language is a repeater.
The last part of catching the wings is so fun, surprise! Many movies end in seemingly unintelligible solo dances, such as mountains and rivers, such as fireworks in the day, such as this.
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