Having never heard of his name before, he was dubbed "Penelope's husband" for the first time.
But looking at the looks, it should be a strong faction.
At the beginning of the film, those large paragraphs with supernatural words really make people feel creepy. The black and white images of life in my memory suddenly emerged. The story begins with this peppermint scent.
There is nothing particularly new in the plot. In plain language, it is a father who is on the verge of despair and his children are struggling between life and death. Labour, Chinese, slums, illegal immigrants, etc., are in stark contrast to the beautiful landscapes of Iberia. But Javier's face is really too bitter, so it still feels in place.
After the movie is over, it ends in the usual distant and sad tune, leaving a memory full of mint flavors.
This memory tells me that no one's life is simple.
Western countries have also made a lot of similar movies that reflect the lives of illegal immigrants and people at the bottom of the city.
Each of us lives in this world, in a lost planet. There are winners, there are losers, there are poor people, there are rich people, and most people are exhausted.
Although this is the reality, there is always poetry and distance.
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