It is very compact and staged, the performance is full, and the ending is excellent. The stalks of politics, marriage, and religion appear naturally with the development of dialogue and plot, but they are fragmented and distributed, which is just a smile. There is no more in-depth discussion in the film, which is always a pity.
I can feel that the director's tone is ironic, and I always think of old man Woody Allen when I watch it. The overall style is that a group of intellectuals (except financial men) in the upper class are fighting each other. The collision and fusion of beliefs and opinions are vividly visualized through performances, which are very absurd and wonderful.
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