[JFF+ '23] It's curious to see how this film maintains its sensitivity in the portrayal of the characters ten years after its release, and how the ability to rebuild the feeling of community in such unknown places persists. It's a simple coming of age story but in this case faced with two special circumstances: the breakdown of the family unit and the need to leave home because young people who want to access more advanced schooling cannot continue studying in a island without resources This phase of growth is also a phase of radical change that is skillfully expressed.