This is a very odd review for me.
Part 1 is some of the best narrative driven story telling I feel like I’ve seen in theaters in a very long time. The characters are compelling and interesting and the story feels grounded.
Part 2 is where things get a lil hectic and without trying to say too much it goes from like 50 to 200 real quick.
As a fan of brutalist architecture this film was really interesting and I hope it sparks a comeback for Brutalist architecture again!
