At a meditative pace the film examines our fear to confront the instability we see in others and the weight one action can have. The earnest portrayal of the young protagonist and his sincere burden of guilt inspire tears as much as the theme encourages deep reflection. Tender and beautiful.

It tells the story of bullying in an unconventional way. Instead of solely relying on putting the blame on the 'bullies' or only seeing the 'bullied' side, the film delves deeper into the group mindset as well as the importance of responsibility. Yes the story starts out slow, even more so with the stuttering teacher, but it's almost necessary with the ebb and flow of the film.