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(1341) 7.0 109 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Hvítur, hvítur dagur is a movie starring Ingvar Sigurdsson, Ída Mekkín Hlynsdóttir, and Hilmir Snær Guðnason. An off duty police begins to suspect a local man for having had an affair with his recently dead wife. Gradually his...

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Drama
Director
Hlynur Palmason
Starring
Ingvar Sigurdsson, Sara Dögg Ásgeirsdóttir, Hilmir Snær Guðnason, Ída Mekkín Hlynsdóttir

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Genres Drama
Director Hlynur Palmason
Writer Hlynur Palmason
Stars Ingvar Sigurdsson, Sara Dögg Ásgeirsdóttir, Hilmir Snær Guðnason, Ída Mekkín Hlynsdóttir
Country Sweden, Iceland, Denmark
Also Known As Μια Λευκή, Λευκή Μέρα, En vit, vit dag, Un jour si blanc, Weißer, weißer Tag, A legfehérebb nap, Balta balta diena, En hvit, hvit dag, Weisser weisser Tag, A White, White Day, Biały, biały dzień, En hvid, hvid dag
Runtime 1 h 49 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description In a remote Icelandic town, an off duty police chief begins to suspect a local man for having had an affair with his wife, who recently died in a car accident. Gradually his obsession for finding out the truth accumulates and inevitably begins to endanger himself and his loved ones. A story of grief, revenge and unconditional love.

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27 customer reviews about «Hvítur, hvítur dagur»

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Henry S.
Friday, 05 Feb 2021 13:50

I recently read the biography of the great Zoltan Kislev and it did not disappoint me. He was an early twentieth century poet, a pacifist, a revolutionary and an admirer of Turgenev, who founded the Bolsheviks. I did not know who would win the love of him, but it was not Lenin. It was probably Turgenev. Kislev was no poet, but he knew how to make a vivid picture of a social situation. His "Dawn of the Revolution" was a masterpiece. This movie is not much different. However, it does have its moments. The visuals are stunning, as is the score. The story is more a story of Kislev, who was raised in an orphanage and is therefore not in touch with the modern world, which may explain the passion he had for anarchism. Although he was a poet, he was also an anarchist. The ideas he worked out are powerful and show how the whole of the society can be turned upside down and change with a new set of ideas. I recommend this movie to anyone, regardless of their political views, for it does have its moments of comedy, drama and one liners. It is a good movie, but it is not revolutionary.
Denise
Wednesday, 03 Feb 2021 11:31

After reading the comments, I think it is clear that most of you are fans of "Cursed", and I cannot be expected to be impressed by this, or "The Irish Woman". Although the situations presented are similar, and a few of the deaths are similar as well, there are too many differences to really make this a film to go out and see, except as a curiosity. The difference with "Cursed" is that the story is, actually, a family's story of murder, and the underlying tragedy is the lack of knowledge or understanding about the outside world. This film is very accessible to the average movie goer, as is this series, and it is not even a remake of "Cursed" either. And, "Cursed" is a very good film. You have to take this film as it is, not as you wish it to be. The "Cursed" films are not complete films, nor are they all good films. Some are quite good, but only because of the talent involved, not because of their ability to tell a story in any particular way. The characters in "Cursed" are very well developed, and the acting is very good. The film makers were not looking to "make a classic", so they were able to tell the story without being cloying. They were able to tell the story, while allowing the audience to identify with the characters. They were able to create a sense of humanity in the story, without making the characters too stupid. As for this film, I rate it 7 out of 10, and would recommend it to anyone.
Megan
Saturday, 30 Jan 2021 07:06

The movie is a serious, insightful and generally intelligent drama about the relationship between father and son. The movie is beautiful and memorable, with unforgettable characters, beautiful music and excellent cinematography. I don't remember the last time I saw a movie in a cinema that has such a strong and unique atmosphere. The movie has an excellent script, and it is not only entertaining, but also educative, informative and more. The cast is wonderful and well chosen, the actors have good chemistry and the casting is impeccable. I think that a really good director will make the most of this movie. I like the movie, but I cannot give it a 10, because it is not only entertaining, it is also a perfect movie, with superb characters, great music and a terrific cinematography. "I can't remember the last time I saw a movie in a cinema that has such a strong and unique atmosphere". And "The movie is a serious, insightful and generally intelligent drama about the relationship between father and son". The director does a good job, and he should do more movies like this one.
Frank O.
Thursday, 28 Jan 2021 04:47

I thought the film was interesting, so I gave it a try, but wasn't really prepared for it. But, I was able to appreciate the acting and the production, as well as the writing. The character development was interesting. It is not only how the men see their wives and how they see each other, but how they see their parents and other people who surround them. I've seen "Alen Bok", a film made by another Hungarian director, and it was similar in some aspects to "The Island" (with George Clooney). This film, on the other hand, is better. Some parts of it are very sad, and I felt the same way, but overall I think it's more a story about people and how they can be affected by something. I think the main problem with this film is the lack of conflict. It's only in the final scene, and it's very simple. The conflict was never fully resolved, and that's disappointing. It's not a conflict that makes the audience hate the character, but a conflict that makes them hate their situation. I didn't like that the ending was so predictable. I wouldn't call the film great, but it's certainly interesting.
Kenneth A.
Thursday, 21 Jan 2021 12:32

I saw this film last night and I'm ashamed that I gave it such a low rating. This film is really, really good. I liked the way it was shot and the camera angles. The actors, particularly the two main characters, are really good. I haven't seen a movie with such great characters before. The story is really good and I really liked the conclusion. This film is definitely worth seeing.
Ronald Wood
Wednesday, 06 Jan 2021 11:28

A documentary about the Icelandic poet Rókingssonur (R. Vigfusson). R. Vigfusson (G. Gudmundsdottir), a 31 years old poet and novelist, talks about his childhood, his own love for poetry, his growth as an artist, his feelings towards the Icelandic literature and his own poetry. His life and poetry have something to say about the Icelandic society and the film has something to say about the poetry and life of R. Vigfusson. The movie is rather slow moving and doesn't have the poetic aspect that some other Icelandic films have. The performances are good but the story and the film itself is quite ordinary and doesn't have much to say.
Ruth Hamilton
Thursday, 31 Dec 2020 04:44

Alan Mitchem, a leading Czech filmmaker, decides to make a film about "The Holocaust". He makes a great film. He has assembled a wonderful cast and made a great job on the screenplay. There are moments in this film that are very moving and enlightening. This film is for the ages and it deserves a lot of attention. I believe that "The Holocaust" is the best Czech film to come out of the country in many years. A great film.
Diana G.
Sunday, 20 Dec 2020 08:04

Three years after the events of World War II in the middle east, young American scientist Ned Fox (James D'Arcy) is leaving his job to return to his hometown in Oregon, USA, where he had grown up. However, his old life has not entirely returned to him. Ned feels that his father was taken away from him. His mother, Gloria (Dorothy Stratton), was unable to carry on the family tradition of looking after young boys. Her husband, David (Arliss Howard), is no longer physically present. A German merchant (Donald Pleasence), whom Ned met at a party, finds him and takes him into his home, where they learn that the young boy's father was the 'doctor' in the German concentration camp. After an attempted rescue, and when Gloria is about to lose her sanity and Ned becomes less and less capable of dealing with his father, the two boys return to their old hometown. There, they meet the locals and discover that their father's experiences have left an indelible mark on them. Their relationship with their father has been obscured by the actions of the Nazis. But there is still a story to be told about the war, and about the dark side of the human mind. However, the events of the war have left a scar on the family. The citizens of the small town have forgotten the past, but their memories are still vivid in their minds. It is now up to them to find the answers to their questions about the past. "Ned and John" is a fine piece of work by a master director, one of the greatest directors of the 20th century. One of the few films that I have seen that I can watch again and again and still enjoy. This is the type of film that should be included in every film enthusiast's collection. I cannot give away any of the plot, because it would only spoil the experience. However, there are elements of the film that are well told, and those elements are usually well shot. The soundtrack is well composed, and I was impressed with the cinematography. It is not the most modern film out there, but it is very well made. My only complaint is that the performances by the actors seem to be weak at times. James D'Arcy is a fine actor, but I did not feel that he gave his best performance. Dorothea Page was not convincing as the grieving mother. Dorothy Stratton was a better performance than I thought she would be, but I think that her performance was not as strong as it could have been. This was
Ruth A.
Monday, 07 Dec 2020 09:05

I watched this movie at the theatre, it was wonderful, it was too bad that it wasn't on video, I would have loved to have seen this in the cinema. I also liked the storyline, but I was bored with it. The story is well done, but the screenplay is quite slow. It was a bit too long. The direction is good, but the acting is a bit too weak. I think the director could have made it a little better. I think it is more important to have a good story and good performances than a good screenplay. The directing of the actors could have been better. The story is pretty good and interesting, and I didn't feel bored during the movie. It is a good movie to watch at home with a partner, it is very interesting.
Barbara
Saturday, 05 Dec 2020 06:46

Film of a young man in his late twenties whose career has been shattered by a misfortune: he has been unable to work for three years. He has received a job as a painter in a stately home in a remote village. He discovers a passion for nature, painting landscapes and trees in a hurry. When his employer tells him to paint another mural, he begins to paint in the shadow of his previous painting. While he is painting, a woman arrives and starts the work of her own. An interesting and very beautiful film, much like other great works by Alban Bergman. The film was made in 1972 and directed by Alban Bergman.
Danielle
Monday, 19 Oct 2020 10:30

Saw this movie on cable late at night. The plot was so good, I watched it again today at home, and I still liked it. The way it made the connection between the main characters was very well done, and the sense of isolation was great. The camera work is good, and the actors are perfect. It seems like a lot of the people who hated the movie must have read the other reviews before they saw it. I have watched it multiple times, and I still like it. I don't get why people hate it so much.
Marilyn E.
Thursday, 24 Sep 2020 01:03

If I could rate a movie on a 1-10 scale, I would have given this one an 8. The reason I gave it an 8 is not because it was "bad" but because I believe that the average moviegoer is not going to be interested in the story and will be more interested in the cute human pet that is the main character. This movie had nothing of interest to it. I have never seen a movie about a dog that is not the same as a human and not being able to understand what is going on. I would have to agree that this is very rare. So I was completely confused in the beginning. But as the movie progressed, the story of the dog became much more interesting and I ended up enjoying the movie more and more. The director did a very good job and the actress who plays the main character has a very beautiful face. This movie is not about the dog but about the human and what is going to happen to them. This movie does not have a lot of sex, violence or jokes, which I do not mind. I would have rated this movie a 7 if I could have had an 8, but I can only rate a movie on a 1-10 scale.
Harry
Monday, 21 Sep 2020 22:43

The unnamed narrator of 'Abundance' is our witness as we follow the adventures of his dog, from his birth to his debut in the limelight. Although he has yet to see the first fruits of his birth, he can clearly see the fruits of his childhood and his entire life in the present. He is in his twenties now and he is working as a real estate broker in a little apartment in an old, yellowed hotel. He is overwhelmed with the same characteristics of youth and youthfulness that his own dog has always brought with it. What we see in the first scenes of the film is just a glimpse of that lifetime of youthfulness and beauty, the period of his youth, in which the narrator finds his true worth and value. 'Abundance' is one of the few Swedish films that I have seen that is not a movie with a typical American or European plot. It is a film about childhood and true life experiences that does not set out from its plot to tell us that it is all good, or that it is all bad. This is what the narrator is trying to tell us, but then, he doesn't seem to have enough confidence in his own ability to do so. He takes us on a journey in which he is tempted to believe that what is happening to him is happening to all of us. The film is not that unique either, with all the few Swedish films that come close to it, 'Abundance' is not that good, in the sense that it has to be a film of some kind, and we get that feeling that it is a film about life and all it has to offer. I think this is what makes 'Abundance' really worth watching, but also because it does not try to tell us that this is the story of life. 'Abundance' is about the real journey of youthfulness and the so called special qualities that comes with it. I do not think this is the story of life and that is what the film tells us. This is not a film that has to have a plot to tell us something important about life, because it is about the real essence of life, the growth, change and learning of our youthfulness and the beauty that is a part of it. So that is why 'Abundance' is so great. However, as I mentioned before, the film is not about a plot. The plot would be better described as the plot of a child. The plot is the story of a boy growing up in the world of adulthood. The plot is the story of a boy that goes through this changing period of his life and how he comes to be able to take the place of his own childhood. But it is not the story of a child that the narrator was. In this respect, '
Robert T.
Monday, 21 Sep 2020 13:26

It is my belief that if this was intended to be an allegory for something, it would have been better served with a clear plot and coherence of motivations, rather than allowing things to spin out of control to be impossible to resolve. The other thing I feel that the filmmakers failed to do was to give the viewer the sense that they were witnessing events and feelings that were happening in real life. I don't know how I would feel if I were in their position, but to my mind that would be more fulfilling. The film could have been better as an allegory for something, but when one watches it with any degree of detachment it becomes clear that it was more a statement on how things can go wrong. I have seen my share of conspiracy theories and there are far too many that are bound to occur in this scenario to reduce the film to a film simply about the conspiracy itself. Some of the theories are admittedly good and I have seen some of the finer points that were mentioned. However, I feel that some of the topics that were covered are not really things that really have to be addressed. This film is not "the smoking gun". This film is a statement on how people can go into this world, get to the point where they think they can do whatever they want, and then end up getting caught in a whole lot of trouble. People can be tragic and can act completely out of whack, but there is a limit to how far you can get down that road and how long you can avoid it. This film has a great deal to say, but at the same time has a lot to say with little to say.
Dylan
Saturday, 19 Sep 2020 20:38

Necromancy in the theatre of war. Strelkov's "Vespasian" takes the genre to a new level, giving the viewer a virtual close-up of the decaying human soul, with all its hidden fears, and many unresolved emotions. I found "Vespasian" to be a serious psychological drama with a wonderful amount of philosophical depth. Its outstanding realism, with the faint but clear glimpses of lost humanity, leads the viewer to feel as if the very person that is dying is dying, with all of its faults, not only in the physical but also in the psychological sense. In many ways, Strelkov is a mirror of the viewer. It is in this sense that the protagonist is like a living corpse, constantly exposed to the vultures of his own mortality. It is a masterly approach for an 'entertainment' movie and the viewer is constantly amazed at the contrast between Strelkov's character and that of his antagonist. It is also refreshing to see the limited side of a psychological movie. It is true that many psychological movies have been made, such as "Lost in La Mancha", "The Great Beauty" or "Man's search for meaning". But, I prefer to compare Strelkov to them because he is the first, the most original and most psychologically deep movie to come out of this sub-genre. "Vespasian" takes the psychological movie to a new level.
Jessica
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 06:11

I would like to start by saying I didn't expect much from this film, I am still trying to figure out what is the purpose of it and why it was made. I got it on DVD, and I've seen it several times, so I can say with certainty that I did not pay for the DVD itself, but I paid for the rental. The movie isn't perfect, there are a few moments of boredom, but it is so full of life, you really get hooked on it. The movie is full of both humor and story. The humor is pretty witty and is done very well. The story is definitely less than compelling, but the comedy is still pretty good. The biggest problem with the film is the script, there is no consistency, the lines are so contrived and uninteresting that I was bored all the time. The movie isn't flawless, but it isn't bad and it definitely is entertaining. For what it is, I would say the movie is worth watching for those who enjoy Danish movies, but I would not pay to see it.
Austin
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 14:38

One of the few German movies about crime, this story is pretty interesting. It deals with the lives of three beautiful, classical women. One of them is a whore, the other two are outcasts, but also have their own problems. I would like to have seen a bit more about the perverted ones, as I didn't think that the first third was that interesting. There is one funny scene in the beginning. If you want to see a movie with a mixture of action, drama and comedy, I suggest that you try this one.
Walter L.
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 04:23

This film is really quite an unusual film from the Icelandic production company, so I was expecting something completely different, but I wasn't let down as this is not an ordinary movie. It is really a journey and is the first time I have ever seen a film by a large Icelandic production company. I have seen a few Icelandic films, including most recently Nevsel or Mine to go with my previous film, Night train. However, this one is my first time seeing an Icelandic film by the same company. This is definitely not a typical Icelandic film. This film is highly unusual and unique in every way possible. The script is very difficult to read, but I do find it very interesting. The plot of the movie is quite surprising. This is the first time I have ever watched a Norwegian production and thought it was very different from the norm. This film may be somewhat surprising and in my opinion is really an interesting film to watch. I cannot say enough about how interesting this film is. I suggest everyone should watch this film. 8/10
Joan Barrett
Tuesday, 25 Aug 2020 08:11

I really enjoyed this movie, it has a lot of questions for the viewer and if you are one of those people who just enjoy a good, romantic film, then definitely, you will find this one. I was really surprised by how much I enjoyed this movie. It had a great cast, the movie has a beautiful, subtle pace that keeps you interested the whole way through. The story takes a little while to get to know the characters and slowly but surely you get to know them, and the time frame of the story is just right. It also has some rather big themes that are relevant to the current moment, in a good way. I was very impressed by how the film was shot, in a way that really added to the movie. It's a beautiful movie, that really goes to show you that you don't need to get off on cheap special effects to have a great film. I definitely recommend this film, I really do.
Lawrence Walters
Sunday, 16 Aug 2020 04:20

I will admit that I had the misfortune to see the British press review this film before seeing it myself. I am quite disappointed in this film, however I feel I can still be objective and provide a fair assessment. I have seen many films of this type and a good percentage have been written by non British film makers. Most have been comically over the top. In this case, the writers have clearly over interpreted some of the real meaning of the story and used some incredibly crass humour to try to appeal to a foreign audience. The truth of the matter is that Iceland is under threat and, to a large extent, in fact is being taken over by Germans and the Indians. This film does attempt to point this out. The plot is a little weak but the people in the film are believable. All in all this film is an enjoyable experience. If you don't have anything else to do go and see it. I would certainly recommend this film. Have fun.
James C.
Monday, 10 Aug 2020 06:52

Many movies are made from the media of crisis. The new generation that has a real human experience is making movies like this. This is a real documentary about the current situation in the north of Iceland. It is not only a movie about the border crisis but about the migration crisis and the life of people who live there. The movie is made using real footage and made by real people. And the actors are really good. I think you can recognize them when they appear on the screen. The movie deals with a problem in the north of Iceland that has been mostly created by the media and politicians. People flee and make a dangerous journey to other countries where they want to be free. The movie is also about the people living in the region and the danger that they experience. You can see that the actors are really affected by the situation they are in. And I think they are honest and have an opinion. It is a very good movie. I recommend it.
Madison B.
Monday, 03 Aug 2020 14:51

This film is probably the most intense documentary I have ever watched. I was drawn into the film because I believed that it could touch my heart. I was wrong, but my heart has been touched. This is the film of one man's struggle against an obsession that consumed him. A documentary that is not overly violent, but still quite shocking. I would definitely recommend this film, though I would say that it is not for everyone. I recommend this film to anyone who has ever loved a woman, wanted to be loved, or has ever been in love. This film is a must see.
Juan A.
Sunday, 19 Jul 2020 04:16

Makkak is in no way a brilliant movie. It is a relatively conventional biopic, in which the main character is played by a middle aged man who looks like a young boy. But in that sense it succeeds very well. There are no spectacular scenes, no original songs, no pretentious conversations. It is not a biopic in the traditional sense. The main character is played by a middle aged man. You know what to expect from this kind of movie. The film's success is in its use of real life actors. At first glance the main character in this film looks like a boy, but his voice is older, he has a beard, and he has a moustache. In fact, I would rate this film as an average drama. It is slightly above mediocre. It is about a grandfather who has a mysterious illness. He suffers from the same kind of disease as the great Scandinavian personality, Gustav Holst, who won a Nobel Prize in 1895 for discovering a new drug that can cure some of the diseases. Gustav's disease is also cancer. The characters in this movie are like characters in Gustav Holst's biography, but the film manages to make the connection between the grandfather and his grandson. One of the main problems of this film is that you know exactly who the main character is from the very first moment. The story is quite pedestrian, and the performances of the actors are not very convincing. I was expecting a drama, not a biopic. The movie is more about the story than about the characters. It is a good story, but the characters have been used to make a dramatic connection between the grandfather and his grandson. I like the film. It is not groundbreaking, but it is an enjoyable film. I give it a 8.
Jack R.
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 18:46

Ádahl is an Icelandic drama/drama about the people of a small Icelandic island in the middle of the ocean. Two women, sisters, are having an affair with each other, and together they are trying to get away from it. One of the sisters is Anakinn. She tells him that she is going to leave for England, and that they will go back together, but she wants her sister to come with her. At the beginning she tells him that she had been doing this, but he always used to say that he was afraid of her because he was afraid of her. He also says that she was afraid of his mother. But now she is actually sick and wants him to stay. This is the beginning of a series of stories about the life of the village, their daughters, the people of the island, and the situation of Iceland. The movie was filmed in Iceland, and some locations in Iceland were used for the filming. I don't want to give away any of the secrets that happen in this movie, but they are great. I think that this movie is very much about the nature of friendship. Most of the Icelandic people are close, and we are all in love with each other. I think that the movie is about how those people are all feeling about this affair. Everyone wants the best for their daughter. But there are problems that happen and problems that don't happen. I hope that some of you will be able to enjoy this movie as much as I did.
Kathleen Jordan
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 15:22

I remember it very well. And the story about the brother-sister is also very good. The way they tried to build up their relationship with each other was good. A great film. It's a very good story. I have just seen it for the first time on DVD and I am very impressed. The actors were great and you felt very close to them. Even the dialogues were very good. But I like to know what makes them tick. How they managed to develop their relationship. How they started to develop their relationship and what changes they made in their relationship. I want to know about that. I think the director did an excellent job in this movie. I like the way he presented this movie. I think he did an excellent job. I don't know what they should do. I think this is a movie you should see. It's really an excellent film. I think this is a really good film.
Helen M.
Saturday, 30 May 2020 20:10

You have to admit that you'd like to see this movie. I was hooked on it from the first few minutes. This movie is very important for Icelanders, as it represents the changes in a society that still needs a lot of work. But I think this movie also shows that nothing is impossible, that even Icelanders are capable of great things. The characters are very interesting and one can't get rid of their opinions. The most important thing in the movie is not the plot but how the characters react to the changes of the society. Sometimes, the society is under stress and even war. Even that doesn't make it weak or weakens the characters. I would recommend this movie to people who like historical movies. I think this movie will be very popular. And as I've said, I think that the characters are very interesting and everyone would like to know more about them.
Jacob
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 22:53

A film about the time of the 9/11 hijacking. In all this scenes are there is a lot of light (like in a candlelit room or somewhere) or a lot of silence. In these moments of silence you can feel the depth of this film. The director's "mood" is extremely dark. For example you can feel that the film tries to show two different sides of the story. Not only about the 11 September attack, but about the everyday life in the Twin Towers. I know the director used to show the horror of the Twin Towers, and the truth of what happened there, but the feeling that it was a work of fiction kept my attention, and this feeling was gradually overcome by the film's way of telling its story. The "life" of 9/11 is shown in a very realistic way. For example the dialogue is always "frightening", but is never aggressive, instead the way the camera moves and the way the camera works is very realistic. The relationship between the director and the actors is very natural. The actors are very close to the director, they talk to him at least one or two times during the film. This also helps to create a "personal connection" with the characters. Also, the most difficult scene to watch is in the scene between Finn and his brother. It's a very emotional moment. But it's not a melodrama, it's not even funny. It's a real reaction to the situation that Finn and his brother live in. Not only about the incident, but also about the differences between these two. Even though it is a small, very serious scene, it's an important one in this film. This is the last thing I want to say about the acting. As I said before, the directors' mood is very dark. In this film, the actors are talking about everything. Sometimes you can feel that they are talking about their own lives, but other times, when you watch the film you feel they are talking about something bigger. The actors work very well with the director. If you watch this film, you'll have a very intense experience. The film doesn't use any violence or violent scenes to make a point. Instead, it shows the harshness of everyday life in this time. I would suggest the film to any director, and I would give this film 8/10.
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