It's a special story, I kept thinking why authors wanted to tell such a story.
I don't need any movie or else push me thinking whether it's stronger to face the pain or to leave behind(or escape) and restart, but it's something I'd like to share my opinions with the crowds. So (if so do Mr. Mezzapesa the director) this movie is just in a right tone, not too much, not too less.
I just like that a single man in a ghost town could live not even a little boring, at least according to the movie he does.
I like his persistence, even he didn't make a lot of efforts. I like he didn't make some extra efforts to show his strong willingness or heart. Life is just that real.
I'm truley moved by those small items he collected which belonged to those past souls. And even it's bc of short budget, I sort of like the ending, don't want a conventional ending that childrens faces floating on the screen.
I find in IMDB that dir. Mezzapesa has only few movies, and this one is the most recognised one and first one in five years. He should make more movies. Thank you for bringing this special, beautiful(bright) and deep film.
Review of My Own Good
