I like the soundtrack in the film, the soundtrack and the plot fit very well. Surprised by the exaggerated characters in the film, athletes with thin upper bodies and overly muscular legs, bloated women, dogs with thin limbs but fat bodies, and the exaggerated square shapes of the mafia are everywhere revealing absurdity.
In the film, grandma, boy and a dog live together, which seems to be a good combination, but grandma Susha has a lame foot, and grandson Chapin seems to have autism tendency and is not good at communication, even before the dog Bruno was adopted. Stray dogs, and the film has almost no dialogue, I only felt a strong lonely atmosphere for the first half hour, an indescribable feeling of depression.
The film unfolds little by little, and a little bit of the cute little details oozing out of the film can be seen. Although the three Mirador sisters can only eat frogs for each meal, they still cook in different ways, as well as dessert tadpoles. Bruno barked every time the train passed by because he was crushed to the tail by the train as a child. Cyclist riding a bike while infusion. The last wait for the charter owner. In particular, Susha and the three sisters united against the mafia to rescue Chapin, and it seems that they can barely convince themselves that this film is a comedy.
The film seems to cover too many things to dig, family, society, politics, satire, ideals, industrial development and even the environment, everyone can see something in it.
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