A look at the fragility of the world from the point of view of a girl who doesn't need big events to build a subtle narrative of looks and gestures. In fact, sometimes it can be somewhat explanatory, as if the director wasn't sure of conveying the sensitivity that he manages to convey without difficulty. Rarely have relationships between adults and children been shown with this ability to find the right balance between sensitivity and distance. It is a beautiful film in all its senses, which has Carrey Crowley and especially Catherine Clinch as its best allies.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2022-12-25T07:56:41Z
A look at the fragility of the world from the point of view of a girl who doesn't need big events to build a subtle narrative of looks and gestures. In fact, sometimes it can be somewhat explanatory, as if the director wasn't sure of conveying the sensitivity that he manages to convey without difficulty. Rarely have relationships between adults and children been shown with this ability to find the right balance between sensitivity and distance. It is a beautiful film in all its senses, which has Carrey Crowley and especially Catherine Clinch as its best allies.