Augie Steenbeck: I still don’t understand the play.
Schubert Green: Doesn’t matter. Just keep telling the story.
When you watch a play in a theater it’s a real act, and the actors who play their roles in that play are dedicated to what the authors or directors of that play want them to act.
It sounds obvious when the play has parts and those parts are becoming a story.
This film by Wes Anderson is like a film in his genre.
But overall it’s a kind of film that gives you a glimpse of a society on the difference between false and true.
Even if the story comes from legend, sacred books, literature, or word of mouth, it is to be kept telling by people.
Mark Tacastacas 
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