Delhi

I thought this film was excellent, and it is for the viewer that is open to deeper, slower, more somber subject matter. It shows us how a man is coping with what would be an excruciatingly difficult issue for most people. Not much is told but you figure out what is happening as the film progresses, and understand the full picture at the very end - at least that's when I fully understood it. I don't want to give much more away. I thought that the performances were excellent, it was superbly cast. It's rather a quiet film, moving along at generally the same pace (which I love), except for a couple of moments that were startling. I think that this is a higher quality film, I was really taken in by it. Deeply artistic, sensitive, and aware humans created this film. Bravo