Spanish movies have really shined in the past few years. Each one has a story and connotation, and it always makes people think after watching it. This is undoubtedly the meaning of a good movie. The plot of this movie is relatively simple. A programmer with paralyzed legs suffers heavy losses in his life and lives in boredom. Even the only dog who accompanies him will be euthanized by his injection of drugs. But a mother and daughter decide to rent one of his rooms, and his life seems to have undergone some subtle changes since then. When the programmer stumbles upon a group of people conspiring to dig a tunnel to rob a bank, and the mother and daughter of the tenant seem to have some connection with the group, the plot begins to reverse. How will the programmer choose? Does the end of the tunnel lead to good or evil? I believe you will have your own answer after reading it. The transitions of the cinematic shots are meticulous, allowing the viewer to pay attention to every detail. The director probably likes obscure expressions, and uses scenes to set off stories that are not directly told. As a literary youth, I like it very much. It would be better if the lines were buried deeper and the suspense felt a little more! The final scene where the truth is revealed is a little rushed, but at the end, the close-up of the hands holding each other is especially warm. 8 points!
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