Everything about it feels gentle and considered. But beneath the politeness and repetition, the film is far more observant than it lets on. I didn’t find any real flaws in the script, though it’s not that kind of film anyway. It doesn’t depend on plot mechanics or dramatic turns. Its strength lies in how naturally everything unfolds. Nothing dramatic happens, and nothing needs to. The conflicts are small, but recognisable. The humour is quiet, the observations are subtle, and nothing competes for your attention. It’s the kind of film that clears your head rather than fills it. Simple, sincere, and quietly generous.
Everything about it feels gentle and considered. But beneath the politeness and repetition, the film is far more observant than it lets on. I didn’t find any real flaws in the script, though it’s not that kind of film anyway. It doesn’t depend on plot mechanics or dramatic turns. Its strength lies in how naturally everything unfolds. Nothing dramatic happens, and nothing needs to. The conflicts are small, but recognisable. The humour is quiet, the observations are subtle, and nothing competes for your attention. It’s the kind of film that clears your head rather than fills it. Simple, sincere, and quietly generous.
