The movie was fine but not one I would want to watch again. There wasn't much of a story, and the constant panning around views of the landscape was over done. The sound wasn't that great, I had missed some of the dialog.

Not much talking for a certain part of the movie.Best scenes of the movie are when Robin Wright and Demian Bichir interact with each other. Overall, it's a decent movie.

The acting was good and the scenery was beautiful but I found it to be boring.

It dragged a bit. While it had beautiful scenery and some touching scenes, it felt really contrived. It felt like “it was trying too hard”. I get that the dialogue was kept to a minimum on purpose to highlight the feeling of solitude and quiet, but it just didn’t work. The very casual interactions and relations between the 2 characters kept me from attaching to them enough to care much about what happened to them. The concept was good, but it wasn’t executed effectively. I might have connected more if I saw the whole thing through without interruption, but my mirroring on my tv dropped me