A raw and brutal film, with pristine direction, amazing performances and a gripping plot, that slowly unfolds in the perfect manner and pace.

Jesus Christ, this movie really takes you on the wildest freaking ride. So wild it excuses the slow pace, and almost justifies it, since it helps you sit with every emotion, every situation and every hardship, feel them and think about them. My favourite thing about the film is Azabal's performance, for sure. It does seem a bit far fetched and cruel, though, that after such an awful life a mother would [spoiler] send her children back to where all the atrocities she experienced happened, and have them go through the process of finding out about them on their own [/spoiler], but again, you excuse it for the way the search and discovery make the story so much more compelling. Absolutely loved it, and want to watch again. 9/10

This movie in a gif? Google ''The Office Michael shouting noooo''.

Have to write five words. WOW!!!!!