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One of the methods to keep viewers engaged in an action movie is through continuous movement and shaking of the camera, creating an unstable uncomfortable visual effect. However, this style of cinematography gives me headaches, and I find it too difficult to watch for more than a couple of minutes.

I believe this approach is a rather simplistic and cheap way to capture our attention. From what I've read in other reviews, the film boasts a compelling story and outstanding performances. Why did the filmmakers choose this way?

I apologize for not being able to offer a full assessment of the film based on my limited viewing experience, which was limited by the CAMERA OPERATOR.

I like the show, it is a kind of delightfull drama, not much intense, giving some kind of relaxing in tough moments enven death, giving kind of hope and comfort, I feel it is bet far way form reality and that is pushing me away sometimes, like finding surgery for most of cases And it is very important and not right at all for a medical show six seasons hundred and seventeen episodes, but most of doctors are still wearing littmann stethoscope in a wrong way, those little things appear that no one review or double check other thinks such as clinical or surgery plans, still will be a good show if ther is more reality to help us to believe it.

It is a nice movie and I hope to watch a second part, it could be some or all of them try to suicide again, somehow them meet at a place they go to suicide since they think the same way, and add a new character young also wants to suicide, and they decide to come together to stop him or her Or one of them checking on them making sure no one trying again,