I can see a very hard, diligent trying of Singaporean movie directing this production, however there are too many details remained unresolved at the end, not to mention that the ending was abrupt and forceful.
The death of the night guard's dog - is there any symbolic meaning behind it?
The coming out of Sam (auntie's son) was too shallow and lack of profoundness. Despite the face that it had tried hard to pay tribute to LGBTQ+ group, there is a lot more director can try expand on this topic in the movie.
The lack of resolution of the tour guide - what happened to him after being sacked? Did he manage to pay back the loan sharks? Why he changed outfit (and had a new haircut too) while showing up to send auntie off at the airport? Are these hints from director or just careless arrangement?
An acceptable movie but there are just too many unresolved details.
The death of the night guard's dog - is there any symbolic meaning behind it?
The coming out of Sam (auntie's son) was too shallow and lack of profoundness. Despite the face that it had tried hard to pay tribute to LGBTQ+ group, there is a lot more director can try expand on this topic in the movie.
The lack of resolution of the tour guide - what happened to him after being sacked? Did he manage to pay back the loan sharks? Why he changed outfit (and had a new haircut too) while showing up to send auntie off at the airport? Are these hints from director or just careless arrangement?
An acceptable movie but there are just too many unresolved details.