Damarice akinyi

I just finished watching the film, and honestly I love the dedication to delivering the narrative from the acting, cameraworks, to the setting. It's such a REALISTIC depiction of how poverty makes people vulnerable, but it also twists its victims' sense of what's moral and/or logical. Matheus and Luka both were victims of poverty, but their ability to rationalize their decisions/actions were radically different from other. The rest of the prisoners could not see the logic of Matheus collaborating with Luca. Throughout the film, Matheus remains pokerfaced. I would 200% recommend! 👌🏾

The storyline, acting, and cinematography kept be glued to my seat! Top tier production! 👌🏿 Based on how the storyline unfolds, I love how the title 'Old Man' can somehow be used to refer Chase, Harper, or Bote: at some point, each of them appears to 'be in control.'