Sometimes it seemed that the actors were playing a bit theatrical and unrealistic, but perhaps it emphasized the genre of the film. The beginning seemed intriguing and promising. The middle, although a little crowded, could better delve into the thoughts of the characters, showing how their philosophy develops. After all, this change is very important within the boundaries of this film. However, the ending turned out to be emotionally intense and touching, suggestive of life. As a result, we have a fairly good work, a light comedy with elements of drama, which reminds us: not things make us happy.
Review of 100 Things
