The director weaves in and out the timelines of the story in such a way that it feels like a jigsaw puzzle for us to piece together. Each character is anonymous. They represent anyone, anyone who has given their life for peace and victory. The film also has plenty of metaphors, including three dogs, neckties, snacks, house numbers, to savour. I think this is a real art film, but also a successful commercial film, in general, this film is a step from commercial film to art film. I hope more people can enjoy this excellent film. It requires patience and letting go of distracting thoughts. It is an art rather than a quick glance.
Review of Hidden Blade
