[ArteKino '25] The film is like spending an hour and a half with that typical unbearable family with a child who sits next to you on the beach, filled with crying, shouting, and artificial laughter. The use of textures reminiscent of 1980s formats to create a sense of authenticity and a certain retro feel is interesting, but the journey doesn't quite live up to its initial promise. There's a formal exploration through shifts in perspective that sometimes feels too contrived, despite its attempts to convey a supposed naturalness.