Natalia Patino

Lyda 2022-01-18 08:01:04

As early as the Toronto Film Festival, many friends recommended it to me after watching it. However, there has been a conflict of time and I only saw it today. It’s hard to tell what kind of movie this film is. It is about family love, but the first half is almost like a suspense film, focusing on...

Reynold 2022-01-18 08:01:04

Life is the ups and downs-"The Wave"

Coralie 2022-03-26 09:01:12

A street fight of expression and skill, the former is empty, the latter is exaggerated, the two sides expose each other's shortcomings, and in the end there is no fig leaf left. The last part of the ride was really courageous. It was so straightforward and indifferent that it made people laugh out loud.

Vincent 2022-03-18 09:01:06

It's great, the audiovisual is very irritating, and it makes an ordinary youth love family story a whole new look. The director's debut "Krisia" was shortlisted for a certain year's film critics week. At that time, he unexpectedly broke into the theater to watch it, which touched his use of audiovisual to dig into daily trivial drama. This movie took it to the next level. The male protagonist hid in the bedroom and sent text messages to make a sense of tension. It reminded me of the "penalty kicks" office calling to finalize the transfer and filming the smoke on the battlefield. The first half of the conflict broke out and the script has a very good audio-visual combination, and the second half of the story of human salvation is a little flat but the overall level is quite high. The playlist is great. Kelvin Harrison Jr. picked up a venomous look last year. "Luce" and "The Wave" are both high-level audiovisual and superb movies.