There are no key scenes or plot points, no real acting, just a camera that follows the movie's subjects through their daily activities. During the bulk of the film all we are told (through a graphic) what the age of that particular subject is and possibly, their relationship with other people in the film. This is a slow moving and deliberate film but one which pays more attention to the minutiae of day-to-day life than any I have ever seen. There is a variety of music in the film, all of which added to its visual beauty. Practically no dialogue but I still left the theatre with a smile on my face. 7/10
Review of Suite Habana
