To be honest, I just read it and I didn't know much about it. It's not very clear what the film is trying to convey. After checking some information, I found a very interesting fact: Cuo Fu is actually a Remainer, but he plays a Brexiteer in the play. I don't really understand why he's doing cummings. Looking at the whole movie, the Brexiteers are portrayed as successfully using the anger and anger in the hearts of the people to change the political situation of the country, but they have no measures and methods to deal with the mess after the fact. After the referendum victory, Cummings also admitted between the lines that he was confused about the status quo. The movie is particularly mythical about the role of Cummings. I feel that the Brexiteers are supported by him, and also weaken the technical ability of the Remainers. It feels different from the actual situation: You are so powerful and your opponents are vegetarians. And I really don't understand why Cummings is doing all this with a lot of blood, joking about the fate of the UK for the sake of personal ambition and self-exaltation? ? This is too ironic. Just like the post-referendum status quo mentioned at the end of the movie, one of the capital giants who invested in Brexit has an affair with Trump’s election. The politics of capitalism are really too complicated, and the fact that capital is involved in the situation is really speculation rather than a glamorous democracy that is promoted. It is also often at such times that the more and more feel the rationality and safety of the existence of the socialist system, putting aside its other drawbacks.
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