The director experimentally placed the movie viewers in the movie itself. A group of people watched a live director's movie in the desert simulating the state of watching a movie in a movie theater. The abstraction of the content and form of the movie can be seen. Moreover, Brecht's "distancing effect" is constantly used in the film to constantly remind the audience (including the audience in the movie): we are watching a fake movie. As the sheriff said: everything is fake. What I didn't expect was that the fake became real, and finally the tire (an actor) got out of control and killed another actor.
As said at the beginning of the film: everything in the film is for no reason. This in itself satirizes the falsity of the film industry, including the disorganization and illogicality of a series of writers, directors, and actors. The criticism of the audience in the movie is also sharp, the director's sentence: animal. As well as the indifference between father and son, rampant piracy, etc., everything is illogical and beyond common sense. It shows the appreciation psychology of audiences who have different preferences and are difficult to please.
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