A film about narcissism, mediocrity and poor spirit What happened here? name the most popular actors and you'll find them in the movie. But as usual, actors are not enough. You need a story, for God sake....you need a story. And let me tell you something: to write about spirituality, self knowledge and wisdom, you need a little of the three. A mediocre mind can't produce more of what he has inside. That is something that happened when I wasted my dear two hours of time watching this film. Two hours following the path of someone who I am not related to, watching her wasting about one year of her life trying to solve a simple problem. Most of the time I wondered how did she do to be so complex, so inefficient in looking for simple solutions to simple problems (let's face it: divorcing is not sooooo problematic today). How did she need to go to India to solve a guilty feeling about divorcing? and the dialogs....let's take a little osho, another little of deepak Chopra, some self-help best seller and that's it. you have the movie. Boring, long, mediocre in script....with really good actors, that's right. The first prize in this long series of common places is the way Javier and Julia meet each other....I can't tell you but every south American soap opera has the same situation. Ufff.... keep away of this movie.