The basic sin - it seems too...simplistic. The basic virtue - it reminds me No Matter What by Calum Scott. Yes, it is a precise portrait of relation father -son, having as axis an old dillema familiar for a slice of public. Sure, it is a short film. But something is missing to give to the film more than the status of sketch. No doubts, a good one.
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