[Filmin] A film about the freedom to make decisions that can sometimes be misunderstood, it's also a story that sometimes falls into a pretentious aesthetic, which looks too clearly at Woody Allen's films, disguising itself through a feminine gaze, for having a woman as the protagonist, which is actually a very similar representation of personal relationships. There is freshness in some dialogues, better in the newcomer Lourdes Hernández when she is accompanied than when she is facing a monologue. But it lacks personality without continually having to look at its obvious referents.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2022-12-19T12:15:43Z
[Filmin] A film about the freedom to make decisions that can sometimes be misunderstood, it's also a story that sometimes falls into a pretentious aesthetic, which looks too clearly at Woody Allen's films, disguising itself through a feminine gaze, for having a woman as the protagonist, which is actually a very similar representation of personal relationships. There is freshness in some dialogues, better in the newcomer Lourdes Hernández when she is accompanied than when she is facing a monologue. But it lacks personality without continually having to look at its obvious referents.