The director is so shrewd, putting a story of love and love on a political coat like "Cold War", and immediately stepped on the G-spot of the judges of the Chinese Film Festival. Having said that, the director's business ability is very strong. The weak script was shot to climax after another. The lighting, composition, music, editing are all beautiful. Every frame is a wallpaper. This is definitely the triumph of video art. Well, getting a best director is enough. Finally, the emotional life of the two dead artists in the play is torn apart. I don't think the Cold War should be blamed. In which country and in which era does the artist not die? [eat melon]
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