Piccolo Grande Cinema Film Festival #9
Yalla Parkour tries to build emotion through the connection between a woman and the memory of her mother, filtered through a young man, but it never truly takes off. The story is extremely simple and, unfortunately, offers nothing special: it lacks depth, it lacks development, it lacks any spark that could make this emotional journey interesting or engaging.
The result is a flat, predictable film that leaves no impression at all. A potentially touching premise wasted on a narrative with neither strength nor originality.
Piccolo Grande Cinema Film Festival #9
Yalla Parkour tries to build emotion through the connection between a woman and the memory of her mother, filtered through a young man, but it never truly takes off. The story is extremely simple and, unfortunately, offers nothing special: it lacks depth, it lacks development, it lacks any spark that could make this emotional journey interesting or engaging.
The result is a flat, predictable film that leaves no impression at all. A potentially touching premise wasted on a narrative with neither strength nor originality.
