Nora

I cannot understand why this film is rated 3.8, and why a lot of people rated it 1/10. I assume threre is some reason I cann't think of. Has Lara Izagirre so many enemies?

It's not a perfect film, of course, but who or what is perfect? I think it's a sensitive film, the story of someone who is trying to process a loss and to find her place in life. An unusual road movie. The story of a young woman ready to accept all the little good things that happen to her, mostly through other women. A woman who is looking for something, like so many men in other road movies. Not for a man, as maybe we are supposed to.

It's well shoot, well acted. I ask again: why 3.8?