I really enjoyed this documentary. I loved the very intimate and delicate atmosphere all around, especially the very last minutes: Charlotte very articulately expressed what I fear many of us feel as we reach adulthood.
It might be a bit slow at times, but I didn't mind it as I seem to have a soft spot for this kind of documentaries where the daughter or the son records the life and anecdotes of their parents with no other purpose,or so it seems, than to make them immortal for a little while.
Having said that, I just wished we had been given more context to better understand some scenes. At times I wasn't sure what I was seeing and I'm sure that with a bit of information everything would have made much more sense. But that's my only complaint, really.
Very recommendable if you like this sort of films.
It might be a bit slow at times, but I didn't mind it as I seem to have a soft spot for this kind of documentaries where the daughter or the son records the life and anecdotes of their parents with no other purpose,or so it seems, than to make them immortal for a little while.
Having said that, I just wished we had been given more context to better understand some scenes. At times I wasn't sure what I was seeing and I'm sure that with a bit of information everything would have made much more sense. But that's my only complaint, really.
Very recommendable if you like this sort of films.