Review by Kirpianuscus

A man declaring his murder. The victim - his beloved son. No explanations and the effort of an ambitious lawyer to find and define the truth. The film is at border of few genres. It is a crime, no doubts, but, in same measure, gives a precise and touching portrait of fatherhood , a fair image of past relations, a simple and convincing sketch of reactions to the truth. Beautiful crafted, well acted, it is one of that, at first sigh , films, about a murder and its deep roots , game of apparences and coldness of truth, the veils of lie, the blame of community and the sickness.