This is easily one of the most beautiful films I’ve ever seen.
The tears started flowing early and didn’t stop until the very end. It reminded me of my grandmother and how much I miss her. I think that’s why it touched me so deeply. One of the film's strengths is how relatable it is. It doesn’t try to force the audience to cry or manipulate emotions; instead, it beautifully portrays the complexities of family relationships and the inevitability of mortality, making it truly impactful.
I loved how M and his grandma found their way back to each other, rediscovering their bond and how M came to better understand his family. Those last 20 minutes were some of the most moving I’ve ever watched.
The cast deserves huge praise for bringing these characters to life, especially Billkin and Taew Usha Seamkhum. Their performances added incredible authenticity to the film.
Watching it left me with a renewed appreciation for life’s fleeting moments and the meaning they bring. It’s a movie that will stay with me.
I loved how M and his grandma found their way back to each other, rediscovering their bond and how M came to better understand his family. Those last 20 minutes were some of the most moving I’ve ever watched.
The cast deserves huge praise for bringing these characters to life, especially Billkin and Taew Usha Seamkhum. Their performances added incredible authenticity to the film.
Watching it left me with a renewed appreciation for life’s fleeting moments and the meaning they bring. It’s a movie that will stay with me.
Was this review helpful to you?
