An urban legend. The mirror and a simple story, version of one very popular in Eastern Europe . And a mother looking for her daughter be far by the mother in law.
Celeste Marcone saves, for her nice crafted role of grandmother a not so surprising but too used story giving the explanation about absence of mirrors in her house , reminding the role in Whatever It Is and proposing a smart portrait of loneliness in frame of presumed psychic instability.
Yes, it works as sequel for Whatever It Is but the grace of acting of lady Marcone offers more than development of a character.
Celeste Marcone saves, for her nice crafted role of grandmother a not so surprising but too used story giving the explanation about absence of mirrors in her house , reminding the role in Whatever It Is and proposing a smart portrait of loneliness in frame of presumed psychic instability.
Yes, it works as sequel for Whatever It Is but the grace of acting of lady Marcone offers more than development of a character.
