A crowd-pleaser by default
Striking retro visuals with quite a standard and straightforward storyline, almost like some documentary of sorts, but that's customary due to its referencing from a true story. The nostalgia setting is attractive enough to watch though the plot can get as annoying as it could, till a point that it gets really flat throughout the second half of the drama. It's a well built family issue drama that doesn't go anywhere groundbreaking, but the faithful theme and acting performance is a stronger suit that makes this a crowd-pleaser by default.
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