It's not any bad, but I would actually enjoy it more if at some critical points of the plotline the kids' acting was up to scratch. This is shown specially at the first ten minutes when we are awaken by a traumatic event and the lack of acting skills from some of them is fully shown (Elsa specially). Anyway, and that's what makes the movie worth watching, it finally grows to make a weird-feel drama about the horrors of adulthood; being its last scene one of the most perturbing I've ever seen.

Quite good.