yasananlarim
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My friend found this movie on the internet and we watched it.
The story begins with the funeral of a grandmother who is said to have mystical beliefs. The story continues with some spiritual events experienced by this woman's daughter, her daughter's husband, and her two grandchildren.
I saw that the movie was an ambitious production and had a high IMDb score, but I did not encounter the rising scene I was expecting throughout the movie. Even though I didn't find the movie very good, I watched the movie with curiosity. It was an unexpected ending. Naturally, some things remained unanswered in my mind.
The story begins with the funeral of a grandmother who is said to have mystical beliefs. The story continues with some spiritual events experienced by this woman's daughter, her daughter's husband, and her two grandchildren.
I saw that the movie was an ambitious production and had a high IMDb score, but I did not encounter the rising scene I was expecting throughout the movie. Even though I didn't find the movie very good, I watched the movie with curiosity. It was an unexpected ending. Naturally, some things remained unanswered in my mind.
I enjoyed watching the movie. But I expected this movie to be better.
The story tells the story of a young man and a conservative-obsessed man who leaves his family and goes to a different city to study filmmaking.
The obsessive person has certain principles, habits and obsessions. These are to kill people he finds guilty and bad, to leave an heir like himself, to collect the corpses of good and bad people, and to never lose in chess.
The movie had an interesting story, but it didn't have many interesting scenes. It was good to show how the young man was under psychological influence after the events he experienced. The story was solid!
The story tells the story of a young man and a conservative-obsessed man who leaves his family and goes to a different city to study filmmaking.
The obsessive person has certain principles, habits and obsessions. These are to kill people he finds guilty and bad, to leave an heir like himself, to collect the corpses of good and bad people, and to never lose in chess.
The movie had an interesting story, but it didn't have many interesting scenes. It was good to show how the young man was under psychological influence after the events he experienced. The story was solid!
I found it while looking for a documentary to watch. Thanks to this documentary, I understood what the homeless and poor people of the USA, the country of my dreams, go through.
Living in America and perhaps becoming an American is something many people want. The USA is attractive to people living in other parts of the world because various social and human rights are important and its economy is good. Besides all this, it is difficult to understand why some Americans are still homeless.
I hope I will live in America soon and my American dream will come true. When my economic situation is good, I would love to help America's immigrants and homeless people.
This movie would have been better if it had focused on more detailed and striking facts about homeless lives. Still, it was interesting. Thanks to Director Sébastien Gilles for this documentary.
Living in America and perhaps becoming an American is something many people want. The USA is attractive to people living in other parts of the world because various social and human rights are important and its economy is good. Besides all this, it is difficult to understand why some Americans are still homeless.
I hope I will live in America soon and my American dream will come true. When my economic situation is good, I would love to help America's immigrants and homeless people.
This movie would have been better if it had focused on more detailed and striking facts about homeless lives. Still, it was interesting. Thanks to Director Sébastien Gilles for this documentary.