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Aside from the "indie" choices (to use the reviewer's term) made by the direction, it's a really beautiful film, there's little to say. A science fiction that isn't, like Tarkovsky.

I am amazed that I have never commented on this album and this review. Magnificent page.

This deserves a lot, even though I prefer the live shows that are "all in one night."

I just saw it a little while ago and, in my opinion, it is anything but trivial. Especially regarding the relationship between "the doubt" of the film and that of the viewer. The certainty of the old nun and the doubt of those watching the film, always in between, but sometimes shifting in favor of the priest and other times against him. Even content-wise, the theme is addressed in a way that is far from trivial. Many things remain unsaid: the viewer sees only how people act, but not what they hold inside. The only real expression of something spiritual comes from the old nun at the end of the film.

nice review but I don't think I'll listen

See above! You have all my understanding and for this two and not one for the double. Oi!

The review was a matchmaker and so was the one who wrote it: that day, March and I did not read any further. <3

Watched it last night. Despite two genuinely comedic scenes and the usual “jumpscares” of music+ghosts-materializing in the first three quarters of the film, it manages (finally, it’s been a while since I saw a film with this feature) to create a general atmosphere of tension, especially in the third part of the movie. Essentially, a classic horror that manages to make the clichés of the genre less ridiculous, while still conveying a necessary seriousness to the whole. For this reason, this film is not half bad. As for the review: the screenwriters definitely thought exactly what you wrote before making the film, FOR SURE! I can imagine them reading your review and saying, “Um...yes, yes, luckily there’s someone who understands the meaning of that shit we write!” More and more ridiculous. When are you going to get the hell out for good?! Bathsheba, help us!

Your consideration and proposal are both interesting...I'll give it a try!

Really not bad, sometimes it starts from a stereotype, but it manages to break free in almost always surprising ways. It deserves a four.