This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
This series is stunning not only for the ultimately difficult technique and subject but also the script, directing and acting. How much tension and feelings the actors show in realistic way even though there isn't room for mistakes. Episodes also look really beautiful and the cinematography is stunning not even considering how this all was made.
First there were sides in the story telling I didn't like about. But in the end the choises really are reasoned when many sides…
Entertaining and interesting story once again about class and power like in Bong Joon-Ho's films often. Brilliant acting especially from Robert Pattinson and Mark Ruffalo as Trump-like maniac as leader. Still was lacking something last points and the story telling was dragging at some parts.
Beautiful visually and storywise. We should have more stories about old people's love. I'm glad it's not only love story but also about problematic parent-child relationships.
Beautiful, heartbreaking simple and realistic story without being too sentimental in cheesy way. Situations are recognisable and identifyable.
This is how characters should be written. They are whole characters with their flaws and problems, both lovable and hateble depending in who's point of you watch. Sometimes trauma is too big and the unsaid thing are unreachable after all the time.
Great that finnish director has had opportunity to make this good international film. Also great, natural acting.
Great acting and it's nice to see less familiar faces. The characters are well crafted.
The story is both glad and sad, tragic and makes you laugh.
Great story telling, but Eero Ritala's voice over is quite unneccessary.
Picture of time is built carefully through usage of colours and props.
I love how the languages sound and how they were used.
I love the cinematography and how this was filmed.
