[Filmin] This romantic comedy comes late, 14 years after Daniel Glattauer's books on which it is based and suggesting a distance relationship that could be credible in "You've got mail" (Nora Ephron, 1998), but that today doesn't make sense. The director does not make an effort to offer an original visual proposal either, but rather presents a linear and unimaginative narrative.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2020-06-08T17:10:20Z
[Filmin] This romantic comedy comes late, 14 years after Daniel Glattauer's books on which it is based and suggesting a distance relationship that could be credible in "You've got mail" (Nora Ephron, 1998), but that today doesn't make sense. The director does not make an effort to offer an original visual proposal either, but rather presents a linear and unimaginative narrative.