Things Will Be Different

I'm giving this film 8 stars because I enjoyed it, pretty much all-round and all throughout. The setup is good, after which things get interesting, after which things get a bit slow, after which things get all riled up again.

And the plot isn't everything, as it is with films. The scenic shots (although familiar after some time) are well-imaged, the soundtrack (although minimal), does really come through when it comes.

I did find myself pauzing, rewinding, and getting a bit closer to the screen at times to follow along with the plot. Some communication in the film is done through text. It's done through woodcarving, actually, and although it looks good, it's not always the most legible. If you're not reading the text, some scenes might become a bit more mysterious, although I do believe plot-crucial elements are also conveyed via audible dialogue.