Monster

you were always normali love nonlinear storytelling, and this one specifically is genius as the film goes on we can piece the story together ourselves. the shift in tone depending on the point of view is what gives the film its whole essence adults watch what's happening and guide themselves by what they see at first glance they try to fix things based on what they assume, they worry, blame each other, they run and shout and then they can't understand when children do the same the adult world has so many prescribed rules that everything becomes complicated, because they understand too much. but why is it different with children? why don't they stop and wonder if they, too, are understanding too much, just trying to survive each other? we can all keep secrets and let them confuse us, haunt us, specially two kids who only need understanding an adult and a child can blow their secrets away as hard as they can and don't even get me started about yori