I don't do les choses à moitié.
A total trap. A film that doesn't know what it wants to be… or if it even wants to be at all. And it's precisely because it doubts itself, fearing risk or fearing to lose its connection with the audience, that it resorts to the cheapest trick in the book: it instrumentalizes the viewer's emotions.
I cried, but I felt like those tears weren't mine. They were hollow, as if my sadness was being manufactured. Because I’ve cried at those…