It can be seen that a lot of it comes from the director's own sense of life and the people around him. It may be a line in memory when a person wakes up from a nap in the afternoon, it may be something that he and his friends will do on the way home after being drunk, or it may be the desire to talk to a certain still life when a person is alone... all mixed in clashes between the characters in the film.
When the frequent switching and insertion will appear a little at a loss, but holding a peaceful mood, in fact, this sense of fragmentation is most of the charm of the film. Each branch segment is filled with the light of wisdom.
Of course the seemingly non-actual performances of Ewan McGregor, Melanie Laurent, Christopher Plummer are also important points in lowering the perception threshold of the film, especially Ewan, if not this favorite The British come to play the American, maybe I will be much harsher on the film, and sometimes the star value is here.
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