The accident that causes the death of a child is the starting point of a film that does not specifically talk about this fact, but how it affects the rest of the characters. And neither does it from the perspective of children, but from that of adults whose responsibility is or is not assumed. It is, therefore, a story about communication, about personal relationships, with dialogues that sometimes sound off-camera. This somewhat pretentious style of elegance gives the film, however, a reflective tone that connects well with its realistic look, although the two and a half hours are not really necessary.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2020-07-30T17:38:27Z
The accident that causes the death of a child is the starting point of a film that does not specifically talk about this fact, but how it affects the rest of the characters. And neither does it from the perspective of children, but from that of adults whose responsibility is or is not assumed. It is, therefore, a story about communication, about personal relationships, with dialogues that sometimes sound off-camera. This somewhat pretentious style of elegance gives the film, however, a reflective tone that connects well with its realistic look, although the two and a half hours are not really necessary.