A Finnish film with retro shooting techniques, the tone and texture are like domestic films in the 1970s. Under the personal style of director Aki, the theme of refugees appears "depressed", and the frequent close-ups of characters in the film hardly see any expressions of people, but the theme is heartwarming. Life is full of predicaments, but no end. Small restaurants such as "cloud world affairs". Consistently stern, but in the depression, there is a cold humor and an unexpectedly funny and lovely. Folk songs are sung in the tavern, light is poured into the dark background, and the cold reality is full of human warmth.
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