The film takes advantage of a century-old event to deal with a subject that could not be more relevant today. This film shows in a casual and clever way the class society and at the same time presents an alternative, which only emerges through a social crisis. It is structured like a thriller and manages to maintain a constant tension, but includes various aspects of living together as a society, without falling into a black and white thinking. Instead of showing that the rich can't help exploiting their power and giving them some kind of legitimacy, as in films like "Triangle of Sadness", the film finds a much more clever solution without being cautionary.

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