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Sweet, funny, sad and profound -- the sort of film that becomes more remarkable when you realize it's based on someone's real life.Full Review
For an exquisitely melancholy story steeped in a sense of the past as a succession of great waves of political, ideological and economic change, it's fitting that the movie should end with an underwater sequence. It looks like a dream of a memory of a place about to be wiped out by the next great flood of history.Full Review
If the movie is straightforward and predictable in its attitude, it also exudes a sort of documentary lyricism.Full Review
In the end, it's a lovely little movie about very big things, and the smallness both illuminates it and keeps it from greatness.Full Review
