Excellent-but be alert!
My 7-Eleven Big Gulp of Diet Coke at my side (my favorite theater looks the other way when you bring in outside drinks), I was equipped to follow the numerous twists and turns this plot involved....or at least I thought. I was seriously confused three quarters of the way in, a position which I usually pride myself to not be in. In an art house theater filled with 90% senior citizens (at 44 I'm a safe distance from their white haired status) I'm used to hearing men ask their wives in less than a whisper "Who's that again? His sister or his attorney?" See, when I'd stop reading the subtitles to contemplate the relationships between the players, I'd lose some of the story and have to play catch-up. Luckily, towards the end, the filmmakers helped us out by using that plot element that employs one of the characters explaining the truth to the confused character (which we all identified with). It was greatly engaging, wonderfully executed, and a fun time at the movies. Happy Fourth of July!