I left the cinema with mixed feelings. Why couldn't they just have a decent script for this movie and how can someone destroy scenes by selecting the wrong music for some of the scenes? Moreover I got the feeling the movie wanted to address too much within the 85 minutes (discrimination at work, discrimination at nightclubs and so on). The story lines other than the main Romeo and Julia story line were too brief I wonder whether I would be better just to stick to one story line.
* contains spoilers* The relationship between Nordip and Agnes could have been explored much deeper. At first I had the impression that the movie would only be about this relationship, but then the writer got into his mind that he should address more than just the difficult love affair.
Also (suprisingly) the writer never tells us how Agnes' parents reacted when she told she was having an affair with Nordip. In fact the only time we see her father is at the very end. The end contains a small error as Nordip knows exactly where Agnes is but still ask the kitchen staff where she is.
* end spoilers*
However, the movie is funny and enjoyable to watch (which is the main aim for this movie and reason why I went to the cinema).
* contains spoilers* The relationship between Nordip and Agnes could have been explored much deeper. At first I had the impression that the movie would only be about this relationship, but then the writer got into his mind that he should address more than just the difficult love affair.
Also (suprisingly) the writer never tells us how Agnes' parents reacted when she told she was having an affair with Nordip. In fact the only time we see her father is at the very end. The end contains a small error as Nordip knows exactly where Agnes is but still ask the kitchen staff where she is.
* end spoilers*
However, the movie is funny and enjoyable to watch (which is the main aim for this movie and reason why I went to the cinema).