It is one of that admirable films in which the photography, the dialogue or just the sound of words, the cinematography, the faces, looks, gestures, objects are more important than the story itself. Touching, bitter and profound are fair words for define the state of a couple, losting their son, in a storm night hunting their snake, exposing all the objects of their house front to home and discovering a sort of peace. Short, an admirable portrait of fundamental unspoken things.
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