Highly visually pleasing, with shots that made me really avid to see them forever (something that felt likely to happen because 70% of this film is people walking sadly across beautiful sceneries). I think it's because they're so very simple and black-and-white-striking. You're overwhelmed by how perfectly staged yet natural it all feels.
The plot was similar to that. It's very minimalist and in your face. And that makes it equally pleasing to follow. It's actually nice to take a break from aggressive and never-ending dialogue, overly complicated situations and real-life relationships.
