The Barnabas Kos Affair

Gauss, the little man who was responsible for striking the triangle in the symphony orchestra, was mediocre and incompetent and often absent from practice. However, God seemed to be particularly favoring him and made him the leader of the orchestra, with the blessing of a beautiful woman. He, who was originally silly and without self-confidence, began to become arrogant and even showed his unique artistic ambition. The absurdity of the world does not lie in whether success or failure is justified, but in the fact that no matter success or failure, in the end, personal destiny is still not up to anyone at all. As a case, Gauss highlights more than just the inhumanity of the state power machine? Due to the sensitivity of the subject matter, production was delayed for seven years. This film also became a case in point for Peter Suran to use allegory as a means of resistance, and he had a reference point from then on.