Mad World 1963

Stanley. Directed by Kramer and produced by United Artists, this film tells a life drama that reflects the dark side of human nature. Smarcovin overtook a car and fell off a cliff and died. Before he died, he revealed that a large sum of money was buried in Santa Rossi Park. There were eight people who knew the news, with different identities, different backgrounds, and different professions. In order to get this windfall, they launched ridiculous, thrilling, and crazy fights. Who knows that what they are fighting for is the stolen money that was robbed 15 years ago, and everything they do is under the control of the police. The treasure was finally unearthed. Because the Crow faction leader was about to retire and his pension was very small, he resorted to charity for personal gain and absconded with the money. However, he was eventually caught by the police, which made his dream of getting rich come to nothing. This film uses laughter and curses to expose the ugliness of human nature, and the characters are deeply portrayed. Although the laughter is heard, the good intentions of the director can be seen.