Dry Martina

This is one of those sad movies, completely haotic. Don't expect much, but keep in mind that it will make you value life more at the end. Low grade goes because it is unorganized at times.

I'm not sure why exactly, but this film feels almost like reality. Maybe it's the great acting, sincere script, the mundane things they do, or the most likely culprit: how thoroughly flawed and rather insane all the characters are, which give them a powerful dose of believability not found in most other movies. Of course, there are still "surreal" dialogues and situations in the script, but overall, this film feels exquisitely real to me.

However, it suffers from being aimless at times, especially in the last half hour or so, but nothing too bad. I give it a 7.5/10, and it's worth watching!

This is quite the tour de force. It is a role any actor might wish for. A lot to do and a lot of emotions to portray and convey. Now if one is not vain, they might envy the lead actress in this. Her role is not likeable and she is flawed as can be. But that is what makes that character so endearing (to play and to watch) after all, no matter your take on her.

If you are not too judgy (which can happen while watching), it is quite slow and there is a lot of mixed feelings and a main character that will bring you to certain edges when it comes to understanding actions. There is also nudity and adult situations and drama galore. But while these are just words the main character has to live through them - for better or worse