jaevlamor

Movies are something difficult to get. It's 80 minutes of essentially nothing going on. There's a plot, hidden, between the dialogues. But the plot not only is ever clarified but it rewards no develop'ment to whatever is supposed to be happening. We see this man, reconnecting with the place he grew up on, remembering what it was like to be, how it all works, but not doing anything whatsoever other than going along with time. He connects to a mute, religious woman who really doesn't have a story to tell, until at the end when she just refers to an importat character of the plot as 'godlike'.

While watching it, I didn't really know what I was looking for, or waiting for, other than the so called Usher, and everything ender so fast, so numb.

I don't feel like talking about the movie a lot, rather than saying that I genuinely found it entertaining as of heartbreaking and tough: to see a kid not only has had a normal childhood and a regular parenting, and also doesn't really know how the common world works, but lives in a cartel-like undercover runaway suspense film that he sadly calls life. And that just rots within time.

The combo between main character and his uncle, in B&W its to my opinion one beautiful scene. Tough, meaningful, sad, and creative as well as visually pleasing.