the tranquility of this pastoral poetry is a joy to savour and a must to hold on. the fairness in the fragility of being alive becomes more evident when human beings exist with love in conditions offered by their surroundings. so tender.
i love to learn about countries, cities, people, cultures through their cinema and right now i'm trying to do it with mongolia but, sadly, there is not much to reach when it comes to their cinema. however this one was a gem to discover.
my hopes flared in the face of such solidarity that made me cry several times. i'm glad that we always choose to fight, to hope, to live, to be united; despite, despite, despite.
I really love calm movies about introvert, ordinary lives so much. This movie shows you the ordinary life you live, and this thing is both sad and peaceful to me. It's sad because I want a change, I want a difference in my life and I'm bored of the same days that follow each other. But there will be more "empty pages" in my life and those pages can "presents more possibilities". Right? And it's peaceful because I don't know…
a gentle shadow in time that will stand still in the most poignant way without taking the joy of the sun
