You Have No Idea How Much I Love You

I saw the movie at the ICA in London. It's about a complicated mother- daughter relationship and how a mediator (Bogdan de Barbaro) can help to get to terms with the wounds of the past to let the two characters find not necessarily a solution, but a resolution to their difficulties in relating to one another. There is maybe something to learn from the way de Barbaro investigates and astutely listens to the two characters' words and emotions. The film is a roller-coaster of beauty, love, hurt and kindness, with all what that entails: the difficulty of talking about the past, the pain of the present, the uncertainty of the future. It's well- worth the time to watch, and more.

The movie is an incredible emotional,In the beginning I thought it was a just ordinary family problems film, but it is the most emotional painful relationship story about mother and daughter.You can feel their feelings.It's about two of them's separately spiritual situations,what makes their relationship.

Well, I went to see this document as a preview screening, having no idea what the movie is going to be about and who directed it. Even after the movie I wasn't able to recognize the director as I was sitting in a rear row. Trust me, the best thing you can do before watching the documentary is having no idea what is it going to be about. The title indicates love. Trust me, it is enough. Oh, how hard to describe how big my internal conflict is when I realize that the way I understood it was caused by the fact that I didn't know the basic information about the movie and the director; compared to the number of questions I would like to ask after I left the theater. This move is genius. Kind of documentary perpetuum mobile. Just let yourself to be a part of it.