Sean Panting

Marcelle 2022-02-20 08:01:50

When can our people make such a comfortable and interesting movie? When it comes to the end of mainland movies, many people habitually point the finger at the film censorship system, but no matter how cheap the damn film censorship system is, it will not be enough to kill movies of this theme,...

Colt 2022-02-20 08:01:50

The story is about the decline of a small port/fishing village in eastern Canada. The local residents (visually left-behind old people) rely on government subsidies to survive; one of the residents, Brendan Gleeson, Murray’s old wife doesn’t want to have this kind of despair. Life left and went to...

Kirsten 2022-02-20 08:01:50

It’s rare to see such a warm comedy nowadays, a fishing port full of love, but the ending hastily become cliché~

Chadd 2022-02-20 08:01:50

It's too rare to encounter a warm pastoral comedy that is non-pissing and non-noisy (in fact, it is still a lot of old people's bad taste and bad jokes---). The story is quite ordinary, and the little wisdom and little details in the play are undoubtedly the highlight of this film. The laughter of eavesdropping on the phone is full of points, and the actors' performances are extra points. In fact, if you think about it carefully, you can compare the small villages in the movie with the Chinese rural areas where there are only left-behind old people and children.