This movie is about dialogues and contemplating the greatness of the ocean.

Demián Bichir is a fantastic actor and commands every scene he is on. He is relaxed, discusses about his work and even gives the audience some interesting cultural facts about Mexican history (specially Revolution) and World Religion.

His character's life is monotonous, but in one day, he will be subject to different tests that he might want to publish in his next novel.

Bichir and Sasha González have very good chemistry and for some moments you can feel the sexual tension between them; although the best interactions between them happens when they share intimate things about their life.

Daryka seems to be your typical 2000's kid, but she has more depth and secrets that are entertaining to discover.

Not a lolita per se, but still intriguing.

It is a delight to hear the ocean's roar and calmness most of the movie's 82 duration.

Cinematography is very good; specially in (brief) night scenes.

Give it a chance if you are in the mood. Clearly, not for everyone.

It is the kind of movie that you watch for the dialogues and character development.

This is a simple story told in a particular style that will not appeal to American audiences, but a very nice story nonetheless. The cinematography isn't "exciting" or "extreme," and does nothing to draw attention to itself, instead giving the subjects space and the viewer constant context with regard to their surroundings. The female lead is delicious and if you're a fan, this is definitely worth watching.

No desperdicies tu tiempo viendo esta película. ¡Es terrible! Es muy lenta, mala actuación. Lo único bueno es la vista del mar.