This movie is an intimate and deeply moving work of art which explores the nature of human relations.Made of three separate but interconnected stories, Juka manages to fragment the story lines in such a way that they don't feel disconnected or broken down. Ivona Juka resembles the likes of Inarritu in her directorial style, and even though i don't like comparing those styles one to another because i believe every great director is great in his own right, i do think that Juka is indeed a great director. Even though this is her directorial debut, she proves to us that we can expect many bright things from her in the future. A complex story, even though a lengthy 2 and a half hours, the movie doesn't give you an excuse to look up your watch, constantly focusing your attention at the events on screen. What i respect the most is, even though the themes explored are rather serious and follow our everyday problems, the whole movie is actually quite uplifting and upbeat, and this sensation follows you after you've exited the theater, when you're thinking about the movie and when you're talking about the movie and it's still with me while i'm here writing this short review. I give the movie a shining 10!
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