I believe in Empathy. And compassion. And forgiveness.
Hence the first scene was strong, astounding to me.
I heard something like: "No empathy here". Well, quite intriguing moto, I thought.
I was led through the parallel processes in the movie delighted by the sheer cleanness of accuracy of its point of view as well as THE LACK OF manipulating me to drown in bitter-sweet-cheap-drama.
Nearly all scenes exhibits a great opportunity to fall deep down sentimentalism - but Jeanne Herry keeps on being focused, consistent, on course.
With great appreciation as well as thanks I got a peek to a totally new way of approach to life's bumps, obstacles, pains.
I never heard about Restorative Justice before.
It's kind of wonder for me to see a way that generates Empathy, Compassion and Forgiveness - especially inwards, toward oneself maybe even before practicing it to others.
Hence the first scene was strong, astounding to me.
I heard something like: "No empathy here". Well, quite intriguing moto, I thought.
I was led through the parallel processes in the movie delighted by the sheer cleanness of accuracy of its point of view as well as THE LACK OF manipulating me to drown in bitter-sweet-cheap-drama.
Nearly all scenes exhibits a great opportunity to fall deep down sentimentalism - but Jeanne Herry keeps on being focused, consistent, on course.
With great appreciation as well as thanks I got a peek to a totally new way of approach to life's bumps, obstacles, pains.
I never heard about Restorative Justice before.
It's kind of wonder for me to see a way that generates Empathy, Compassion and Forgiveness - especially inwards, toward oneself maybe even before practicing it to others.