The film is somewhat semi-autobiographical, set in Berlin's underground music scene, and full of the emptiness of a prosperous world. The protagonist is addicted to drugs and psychedelics, and everything focuses on his electronic music, which seems to be telling a story about a Pisces artist. The beginning of the film is very good, and it reminds me of what I saw in Berlin's underground rock circle a few years ago, but the second half suddenly starts to become stale. It turns out that once the cultures of various countries are preached, they are in a general tone: it is obviously the end of youth and mania. There is a day when you wake up from a dream and step into the trivial and clichéd world of adulthood; but such a beautiful and bright turning point at the end of the film really has the meaning of "calling", and it is so complete that it makes people laugh.
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