Excellent movie
Just had the pleasure of watching this tonight after anticipating it for a few weeks now. This film has so much depth and observation into human nature and depression as a disease. The tension and angst in the father's facial expressions and actions is never forced but seems very natural and real. I loved it--it didn't stray into the self-pity of the characters often seen in American cinema. It was true to the way a situation like this would pan out; people being severely affected by the loss of the breadwinner's job and questioning their family dynamic. The young son as a potential musician was also a refreshing subplot, mixed in with the melancholy feeling of much of the film. A fantastic film.
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