I mean, I guess it's about truth and lies and memory and all that, but it seems like much ado without much new to say. It's also difficult to follow; who's whose grandmother, is that the same person, etc. And the final scene, which should bring it all together, kinda slumps.
Anybody disagree? I'd love to hear what people liked.
Not that I didn't like it--it was a reasonably engrossing sit, with some nice performances. I don't know, however, why some were more cartoony... |
