There are a few metaphors in it that I only see about work
In the first 3 minutes of the opening is a paragraph of the sudden death of Hammers. There seems to be no connection to the whole story.
The opening shot is when the sky is twilight, and every building has people who work until dawn, and Hammers is one of them. When I saw the letter, I wanted to read it, but I was brought into work by the reminder on the computer. My heart is uncomfortable, I suddenly fell down after drinking water, and my body twitched. Then all the company's screens light up. In the middle is Hammers' foot, still twitching.
Just like the last sanatorium that drains the oil from people's bodies, they finally throw people into ponds and feed them to fish. This coherent metaphor is very good.
Secondly, it also explains why many people go and don't want to come back. As I said before, I have been there twice and never want to come back. This shows that for outsiders, this sanatorium is my own willingness to stay.
Other metaphors about family, love, etc., take a look.
The early film is very catchy, the rhythm in the middle is a little dull, and the various cult shots are very enjoyable.
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