Thirty

OK. It is interesting to watch when apparently happy intelligent people reveal themselves as lonely, needy and boring. It is also interesting to analyse why they became it, while having the opportunity to become anything else. But to witness passively for two hours how they are just being empty and aimless is kinda self destructive. I appreciate the actors and the tiny touch of humour here and there, but it is so not enough.

I loved this film. It was a realistic depiction of what is normally overlooked. Scenes were long, powerful and amazingly shot.

Talk about a movie that is slow paced. Seemingly nothing much happens ... which considering many had quarantine life might almost be a look inside the life of anyone in 2020. Apart from this coincidental connection to the here and now, you have to be in a certain mood to watch this ... and have quite the patience for how it strolls around.

Another reviewer said the movie helped them with their own depression, so maybe you can find something here that most won't. Overall though this will not float most peoples boats as it will seem rather boring than interesting. Still this is decently made, even if I don't approve of all the choices (acting, script or otherwise). So overall an ok effort or for some a great effort to show how draining and meaningless life can be ... maybe you'll cry at the end (no pun intended)