It’s hard not to think adults are incredibly naive; they seem to believe they can simply invent narratives to conceal things. This is without question the most imaginative love triangle movie I've come across (and that's largely due to one of the participants being gay). The narrative unfolds through the eyes of a boy, likely around ten years old, who’s actually the true casualty of the deceptions created by the adults. What makes it so compelling is how the film gradually unveils the truth—mirroring precisely how the boy himself discovers it. I found myself deeply moved when the final piece of backstory was revealed at the movie's conclusion. There are moments of humor, genuine human connection, and sadness. It’s a truly excellent film that stayed with me for days afterward. My only complaint is that the dialogue felt rushed—we had to pause and go back several times just to follow the subtitles. Still, it was absolutely worth the effort.

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