Review by nanisathya

For admirable portrait of small aspects of the every day existence, for dialogues and, sure, for something nameless because you only feel. Short, great at whole. There were elements which reminded me of silly things which I have done in the past and wished I could have done over, moments I wish I could relive and times I wish I could get. One thing that makes this stand out is the somewhat philosophical approach, an approach that is conveyed with simplicity so all can relate. There is a moral message but you have to wait until the end to get what it is because it isn't so obvious as the film rolls.