Presumably the director of the title keeps using zooming and shaking perspectives with the muffled music to give you an initial impression of the tone of the whole film.
The filming is a bit like a documentary. The narration starts with the main line of the courtroom and tells the story through several reverse sequences.
The story itself is nothing special. The performances of the director's narrative music actors are all relatively good.
It may be related to the story itself, the overall rhythm does not have much ups and downs, and the rhythm is slow and depressed. I can't evaluate the emotional transformation of the little boy because I can't understand the environment of the person involved, and I'm too old.
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