The non-stop, harum-scarum farce skewered many institutions, including psychiatry, the sterile field of science, the police, and high-society upper classes.She told him that he deserved to be punished.His friends urged him to report he ""torture"" that he was receiving from Umbridge, but he refused, claiming it wasn""t "simple" and that they didn""t understand.The whimsical revisionist Western film, with the new "M" rating (for mature), although varying considerably in tone and mood, did so by imitating the styles of other cultish outlaw films, including director Arthur Penn""sBonnie and Clyde (1967), and the balletic graceful shootouts of Sam Peckinpah""sThe Wild Bunch (1969).None of the film was shot in the city of Fargo.Plot Synopsis(Day One - Late Afternoon, Sunday)The film opens with a memorable white-out, blinding blizzard in the ""dead"" of winter, causing the screen to be drenched in the white of the vast, snow-covered landscape without recognizable landmarks.