story takes place in rooms, bars, shops, streets In the scenes of daily life, the scene layout and fixed wide-angle lens design are very simple, seemingly rational on the surface, but in fact full of absurd black humor. There are so many characters that I can't tell who is who and I can't understand the context, but such a fragment of life is not a microcosm of somewhere in your heart. A woman crying "no one understands me", a barber who shaved her clients bald in a fit of rage, an old man who had sex while thinking about his pension, and a band rehearsing during a thunderstorm.
Favorite wedding scene escapes the calm scene, the musician plays the guitar, the girl wears a wedding dress, the room slowly drives into the station like a train, and people cheer for the union of the musician and the girl, but it's just a girl 's sweet dreams.
All the absurdity is also a life worth cherishing when swarms of bombers fly over the town.
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