This is an adaptation of a Spanish drama, and I am very curious about what the drama is like.
The director handled the atmosphere very lightly and kept the ideology at the literary level. Reality, fiction, voyeurism, author...
Another reason for not being able to go deeper is the general expression of the two middle-class families.
The last part of the teacher's wife's departure is a bit baffling to me.
Such an ending is unsatisfactory.
The film narrative skills are very good.
There is a little doubt, is the director's "juvenile" a little too "god"? Too calm and mature.
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