Obscure shots, alcoholic and decadent killer uncle, sudden love, and iron-blooded friendship.
On the whole, it expresses a positive mood with a dark humorous method, and shoots a script that should be cliché and boring with a special texture, which should be the chemical reaction of all the actors and creators.
I'm not very good at spoilers, not to mention that for such a film, the language description is too pale, I think such a film makes people appreciate the necessity of light and shadow, and there are some charms that words can't match, such a smile, a sentence Dialogue, a shot.
It was only when I found out that the actor was Ben Kingsley, no wonder it was so expressive, and the old drama lived up to its reputation.
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