Friday, December 13, 2013

Life is a short hand game

Matti Ijäs has done some remarkable pieces, but this one is forgotten easily. There's nothing to grab hold of, acting is something you'd expect to see at some random school play and dialogue is beyond normal talk. It's a shame really because you can tell that the novel the movie is based on is amazing.

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