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Quiet, everyday cinema, in which real human knots appear behind the most ordinary story.
In this seemingly inconspicuous story, I saw a closed introvert - a man who is always somewhere deep in his thoughts. It's like he's stuck in one place and going with the flow. He doesn't take a step forward not because he doesn't want to or can't, but somewhere inside he's just afraid to do it. His comfort zone is not laziness or weakness, but a place where it is safe. And, perhaps, that's where it's most important for him to be now. The hero may seem immature to many, but I see in him not insolvency, but vulnerability - and that's why he seems really alive to me.
The daughter's parents are equally important: they want the best for the child, and there is no malicious intent in their care - just their idea of the "best" inevitably faces someone else's life. They can also be understood.
It seems to me that this is exactly what the film is trying to convey: not to give ratings, but to show how everyone is right and vulnerable in their own way.
In this seemingly inconspicuous story, I saw a closed introvert - a man who is always somewhere deep in his thoughts. It's like he's stuck in one place and going with the flow. He doesn't take a step forward not because he doesn't want to or can't, but somewhere inside he's just afraid to do it. His comfort zone is not laziness or weakness, but a place where it is safe. And, perhaps, that's where it's most important for him to be now. The hero may seem immature to many, but I see in him not insolvency, but vulnerability - and that's why he seems really alive to me.
The daughter's parents are equally important: they want the best for the child, and there is no malicious intent in their care - just their idea of the "best" inevitably faces someone else's life. They can also be understood.
It seems to me that this is exactly what the film is trying to convey: not to give ratings, but to show how everyone is right and vulnerable in their own way.
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