[H]ere, perhaps more urgently than ever before, it's about what happens when people confront the world outside, and what new, fragile connections they might begin to forge.

The movie slides into a kind of bizarre hyperreality that makes its desperation slightly hallucinatory but, paradoxically, more moving.

Though far from flawless, it's an adventurous work that is both disturbing and ultimately moving.

Beautifully shot film that's like an Ozu family drama.