this is an excellent movie, with meaningful internal cohesion. it is worth a first, and second, viewing. it frightens me that the IMDb rating is so low. as you watch the movie look for the theme of "a thousand lies and kindness are worth more than the truth." The movie moves easily between the lives of the characters that are randomly interconnected. It is crisply edited, and the sound track is original and well-connected to the drama. What is truth, what is kindness? Is it OK for something to be neither true nor kind? And who did what to the child. this movie is fully satisfying and entirely watchable. I am going on in part just to fill up ten lines, which is required for this review. However as I think back on the movie, I actually think about Henry IV, Part One, where few lines or events do not relate back to a central theme. And that is just one reason why this movie deserves a high recommendation. In addition to the thematic cohesion, the acting is without defect. Once again, we loved this movie and told our friends to watch it, (with a warning that we thought the opening scene sucked.)
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