So poetically beautiful. As we sat through the whole movie awaiting some meaningful stories to happen, but at the end of it, NOTHING! NOTHING AT ALL! Just a purposeless, mindless camera kept shooting the young woman walking in the streets, in and out of the train stations, hanging laundry, making phone calls, on the trains...in close up or long range frames, with deadbeat conversations between or among the few actors. A completely helpless parents when they heard their daughter's mindless pregnancy and her decision to be a single parent. There's actually nothing to tell or something really meaningful worth telling.
If you think this movie is so deep and thoughtful, I strongly suggest that you try to watch the paint dry up, you might get even more out of it than getting something out of this pretentious but absolutely hollow movie; if you could so generously call it a movie.
If you think this movie is so deep and thoughtful, I strongly suggest that you try to watch the paint dry up, you might get even more out of it than getting something out of this pretentious but absolutely hollow movie; if you could so generously call it a movie.