Non sono un assassino

I read the previous reviews which left me kinda astonished.

Read the disapprovals about 1.the editing(concerned about the complexity of the script/plot) 2.the easy understandable ending (really?!).

Given the facts that the idea of complexity is quite personal and that a trial has two possible main endings, even if I don't see how one can dislike the last 10 minutes, I declare that this idea of the ending as the usual final term of judgment is often just appropriate in the ordinary american movies and to the endings that seem groundless or specious, created just to justify the whole film.

A movie is journey.

And this one was particularly precious because of the very elegance in which it filled the holes of the story.

I loved every minute of it.

Ending included.

And the acting, the story and the plot.

But above all the ending.

PS: How do you justify european cinema to Americans, who would never have those cockroaches scenes.