Idun/Video

As an art documentary, the core of art is of course.
Naturally, as the most famous collector and rich woman in the Babylon Academy, it is no exaggeration to say that all the artworks in Idun's movie are all true appearances, and they are all well preserved in Idun's collection museum.
Therefore, we can understand why the audience made such a loud exclamation in the theater after learning about this fact:
"No, this painting is actually kept in Idun's house! It is the most famous portrait in the Middle Ages!"
"Oh my God, her collection even has this book post!"
"The richness of this collection is beyond the official Babylon museum!"

When shooting this art documentary, in order to fully reproduce the author's living environment and the outside world when creating this work, Idun spent a lot of money to buy farmland, forests and wastelands, and rebuild ancient towns and houses.
Including the medieval street scenes that appeared in the movie, the costumes of pedestrians and nobles are also extremely elegant.
This "realistic" creative technique has attracted everyone's unanimous praise, but some people secretly calculated an account-
"...The cost of town construction, clothing, props, and special effects are added together, and even if the box office is as high as God's answer, it will be a loss! Why do you want to do such a loss..."
Yes, why do you want to shoot such a movie at a loss, don't care about the box office, only care about whether you can make everyone feel the beauty of the art world?
Looking at Idun's gentle but firm eyes, ther are afraid there is no other way to explain it except for the phrase "the pursuit of arts".