What does a snake movie mean?

The first film of Snake is a combination of a series of short stories about illegal immigrants. At first, the film was a bit Hong Kong-style in the 1980s and 1990s, which made people think it was a story of illegal immigrants in the early years.

However, later, equipment such as drones appeared, and time and space were somewhat chaotic. The relationship between the characters is abrupt, the plot turns too fast, and I am anxious to upgrade the protagonist. But in the end it was just a throat, and the snakehead was caught, and the situation remained the same. The protagonist sighed and continued to be a marginal person who didn't even have the bottom. Those who are not familiar with the routine of snakehead smuggling can watch this film. The real situation can only be worse, not the worst, and it is true and credible.

There is even a small warning, telling you clearly that if you can have a bite to eat, don't use your life to smuggle. The actor's acting skills are out of the question. Good accent, all kinds of Asian hodgepodge lineup are good.

Film evaluation:

These characters are made up a bit funny. Some friends have relatives who work in Asian gangs in Toronto. I wonder if they think this movie is about their lives (exaggerated version). I feel the desire of cast+crew, who has been in the North American film and television circle for many years, to play a "real movie". Unfortunately, it's all too hard, from behind the scenes to actors.

From the visual point of view, I studied Wong Kar-wai very hard, but I only learned a little. And with this kind of direct script, by going up one flight of stairs, the text of the horse, has been caught.