Apparently the entire film crew did a lot of work on this film. The actors were chosen with high quality and they all played with equal dignity, I can't single out anyone for the worst or best performance, they looked harmonious. In this creation I liked some philosophical messages, raising topics: how insignificant we are in this world, about discovering our abilities, studying ourselves as individuals. The film's main conflict between mother and daughter completely shows from bad relationships to good, it's all good. Also raising the topic, or you can say in the phrase of Ray Bradbury: "Don't judge a book by its cover," only in our case, a person. I didn't like the modern agenda, which infuriates everyone, including me, now it's not surprising how he received an Oscar for the best film of the year. I can both praise and criticize the camera work. Cool transitions, interesting shots, but the picture itself is infuriating, there is no aesthetics, it's like a rainbow that makes you want to puke. The Oscar was, in my opinion, not deserved, because there is a much more brilliant film by Chazelle's Babylon.
