Moving On

For many reasons, it is a film for feel it. Yes, the cinematography, music, acting are admirable. But the grief is well portraited , using, in high measure, the memories and emotion of the viewer. Sure, the twist is not just surprising but it represents the necessary piece for define, in fair manner, the story of a man losting his father, expecting a stranger in a coffeshop , front to two pictures, near three strange characters, seeming, in profound sense, dark loneliness. A splendid film about unspoken essential things defining us.