My feelings on this film were pretty mild.
Things I didn't like:
-kid spitting on the cake
-Lazzaro showing up and disappearing
Things I did like:
-The lire and walkman signalling this took place awhile back
The plot's all over the place: there's illegal sharecrapping and a fake kidnapping plot and then stuff at the end that I won't spoil.
Basically, a big "eh" from me.
This is the penultimate Spirit Awards nominee that we are allowed to vote for. I just have one more to watch. Stay tuned!
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