I figured that if someone wrote this story 50 years ago, readers would have said, "This idea is a bit old-fashioned. Is Australian cinema half a century behind the curve? I thought the reminiscences in the first half of the film were interesting because the reminiscences in the first half of the film created a unique atmosphere. Usually, screenwriters are careful not to include reminiscence in reminiscences. So when I saw it in this film, I thought, "Oh? " And Later I was like, "Oh, so that's what happened," Then, for me, well, story wasn't that surprising . Even so, the reason this film is not a bad film is because of the sharpness of the script. The fact that no extra characters are included in the story is good. Also, there is no inflated episode at all. Everything is neatly fitted in like a well-done short story, and it's easy to watch with a sense of speed. Also, the fact that there are no extra characters and the story is organized with only the necessary ones creates a very strange feeling.