Mambety doesn’t just point to the evil but fully implicates himself in it–as is shown by the fact that he himself plays the former judge now working as a servant to the rich. Maybe he’s saying something about making movies as well.

Mambety makes the source material his own, in vivid, witty images.

A wicked skewering of both the rich and those who seek their handouts.

The film falls somewhere between satire, drama, and comedy.