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一個警方督察員，努力的解決紛繁復雜的案件，處于心里崩潰的邊緣。故事由兩個層面構成。第一層是講述了一起犯罪事件的故事，其構成了影片的骨架。而在事件進行過程中，另一層主題顯現主角的心理體驗。影片中那混合著聲響、音樂的逼真畫面將觀眾拖向Marek思想的最深處，讓觀看著面對質疑：到底這是現實還只是個幻覺？那兒才是現實世界和我們對其感知之間的界限？什么讓痛苦意味深長，什么是生命中真正重要的
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