It does work as a tale of life itself but it doesn’t live up to its title.

Really like the movie and the music, specially the Pappos Blues songs and the Iconic LP from the 70s

It takes its time... No hurries to tell the story. Beautiful cinematography

An exceptionally good film, an absolute stand-out in the sea of mediocrity that the movie biz sees fit to unleash upon us. Since the beginning of the year I have seen on the big screen more than 90 films. I felt none but but three or four were worth my time (Bonello's The Beast, Ilker's Takar's The Teachers' Lounge, Ana Vaz's NIghtttime in America, and of course this one. I can't imagine seeing a better film this year. Although one can dream, can't one? The brief Robert Bresson homage in the middle of the picture a delightful surprise, sort of a cherry-on-top.

Very boring. It tried so hard to be interesting and arty, but failed horribly at both. Nails-on-a-chalkboard kind of movie

Torture to watch! my husband and I came up with a dozen more interesting and clever plot twists and endings they could have gone with.

muy buenas escenas, situaciones y diálogos, demasiada larga

It could have been over long, without being "too much overly long", but I liked the premises and its quirky moments.

3.5 hours of torture

Excruciating pacing. 3 hours felt like 5.

It was a treat, three hours flew by. This movie transports the viewer to another time and a beautiful place, and makes you realize that you don't need to live your life the way you currently do - that there are so many of life's wonderful pleasures out there to discover if you take the leap and leave behind your office. Though illustrating that through a crime is an interesting angle.