A woman unhappy with her relationship seeks refuge at a friend's family summer house in Tuscania, Italy.
Far from being a great film, it has interesting notes, especially when it comes to the authenticity of relationships and self-discovery.
The characters lack a background, and because of that it's a bit difficult to connect with them. Certain scenes are strange, especially when the characters who say they are childhood friends, for example, lack a sense of touch.
The plot is ok, playing it safe and tries to withstand the tension throughout the narrative until it reaches the climax, where the confrontation between characters explodes, so to speak, which despite being predictable is executed in a good way.
The cinematography is perhaps the most interesting aspect of the entire film, with a good choice of camera and shots.
Far from being a great film, it has interesting notes, especially when it comes to the authenticity of relationships and self-discovery.
The characters lack a background, and because of that it's a bit difficult to connect with them. Certain scenes are strange, especially when the characters who say they are childhood friends, for example, lack a sense of touch.
The plot is ok, playing it safe and tries to withstand the tension throughout the narrative until it reaches the climax, where the confrontation between characters explodes, so to speak, which despite being predictable is executed in a good way.
The cinematography is perhaps the most interesting aspect of the entire film, with a good choice of camera and shots.