It's a bit similar to Colin Firth's "Single Man". On the last day of a major turning point in life, life, friendship, family, and love are all magnified and examined.
Although there is some "talking" temperament, the wonderful director, script and soundtrack still construct an unforgettable life fable. The soundtrack blends the exotic with the religious sensibilities of The Godfather.
Ed's way of saying hello to the little boy from the window pane is a miracle.
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