Adolescence
I'm sure the good aspects of this were discussed many times before me, and I don't even need to mention that the camera work and performances were excellent, but that's all I liked. the camera's operation, which is one-shot and documentary-like, makes you feel trapped and uncomfortable. and It's a good technique, but when there's nothing catchy about the show anymore, you get used to it. I dislike how this is a conventional story of childhood sociopathy with no original thoughts to add to the discussion> *
why film something about which you have nothing to say? maybe asking this question is a little controversial, because it's important as a societal statement in any case, and if at least one parent watched it and thought about their child rearing and the significance of creating trusting relationships with children in the Information Age, it worked. however, as a cinematic work, it is a waste of time for me. It's very netflix, so it's too sterile and empty. additionally, I thought this turned into an empathy machine sometimes, a disgusting ending that genuinely tries to bring you to tears*
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