The mixed message of love and derision expressed by Jack's father is a familiar life theme. Unfortunately it is not rare enough. Perhaps one might recognize the phenomenon and thereby not perpetuate it.
Beyond that display and witnessing how distressing and damaging it can be, the film offers little more than lovely images; of which there are many. Unfortunately I don't believe it is supposed to be a "Nature Film".
We waited for some sort of plot development and by the time we realized that none would be forthcoming, we had already committed so much time, it seemed the better choice was to hope that somehow all would be revealed eventually. We were mistaken.
Let our misery be of some value and alert you to spend your valuable time elsewhere.
Beyond that display and witnessing how distressing and damaging it can be, the film offers little more than lovely images; of which there are many. Unfortunately I don't believe it is supposed to be a "Nature Film".
We waited for some sort of plot development and by the time we realized that none would be forthcoming, we had already committed so much time, it seemed the better choice was to hope that somehow all would be revealed eventually. We were mistaken.
Let our misery be of some value and alert you to spend your valuable time elsewhere.