Technically, this one’s pretty solid — fits the whole vibe perfectly. It’s not just aesthetic for the sake of aesthetic, but you can actually feel that quiet, gloomy mood all the way through. It’s about people who’ve lost their place — outcasts, runaways, illegal immigrants — just floating around with no real direction in life. It could’ve hit harder though. Somewhere in the middle to the end it kinda loses track, like the film itself’s not sure where it wants to go. But hey, I still enjoyed it — the cast nailed it, and the cinematography? Chef’s kiss, seriously beautiful.

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