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It looks like a Mexican soap opera, absurd plot from beginning to end, ridiculous dialogues, very bad sound effects, one wonders, and where is the director? Or maybe it was the time and what was done in Turkey, the villain is very bad, the good one is poor, fetishist and stupid. At least the woman does not follow a submissive role, but she does lose love, like a good soap opera. The music tires. The scene of the father-in-law and the son-in-law is pathetic, only the photography stands out, it is very contemplative and tired, a predictable ending, it could be a short film of 20 minutes maximum, it is to be seen in 2x if possible or avoid it completely.

Terribly slow and poorly acted, boring from start to finish, something unexpected comes up, but it fails to rescue a boring movie. Apparently they didn't use professional actors and it shows all the time.

This is a documentary about Glen Campbell, a famous American singer, on his farewell tour already with the ravages of Alzheimer's disease, it is shocking to see how he is losing his memory and how music helped him keep remembering songs.