This is a very refreshing movie. There are a lot of shots of nature in it. Two road workers live a "nomadic" life on a highway. I even envy them, because it was a long time ago that I was as close to nature as they were. On this road, full of loneliness and desertion, they are unrestrained and "lawless" (at the climax of the movie, they each released their own pressure. This part is really cool, like an explosion that liberates the soul).
In such a ghost place, they talk to each other, despise each other, and take care of each other. Completed their respective spiritual evolution. Erwin learned love, Lance learned responsibility. Naturally, it is no longer cruel in front of them, and the troubles encountered can be laughed off.
It's just that I have a question, whether the forest fire mentioned at the beginning of the story is to take care of the woman who doesn't seem to exist. I speculate that the woman and the children at the end of the film should be the souls killed in the forest fire, and they are sealed here. After a seemingly happy, light-hearted plot, there is a tragic backdrop. There are also many obscure details that follow the development of the story.
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