Baby

tender portrait of being young and carrying scars, old and new, in the big city -- and how they sometimes change your life forever. it surely has its moments -- vividly shot sex scenes, the final conversation on the bus, close certo, baby's group of friends, trying to make it while having fun --, but the welcomingly loose vibes of the first half, althought a bit too precious with some images and a mildly calculated tone, are abandoned to give room for a more conventional arthouse plot-driven second one, with a very busy story and not enough time for (too many) characters to breathe a little.