18 Presents

I would have given this a 10 but it wasn't quite perfect. It was, however, a glorious, emotionally wonderful, film. It reminded me of The Night of the Shooting Stars, in a way. It struck me deeply in how loving and tender it, and everyone in it, was. The pure sensuality of the Italian culture pervaded it all.

Everything in this film was so stunning! The characters didnt have to cry or act miserably asking for sympathy. It seems to me that this movie is best to watch at 3 to 4am when we feel most calm and need something tranquil yet exquisite to engulf in.

I liked the movie a lot, it would be something I would do if I knew I would die.i like the way the story unfolds and a bit of a flashback. The things that the way they made it it was different than other movies, it did not bring you too much sadness.

As I started watching this film I thought this is implausible, however as the story developed I found myself being drawn into this very beautiful and deep story about the mother/daughter relationship. Needless to say I was bawling by the end.

I started watching this movie only because I am learning Italian and this is one of the very few Italian movies on Netflix (in Turkey). I did not have any expectations and I only knew Benedetta Porcaroli from Baby series. The first half an hour, it was quite boring and I had to give it a break. But when I turned it on again, the rest was completely a fantastic drama... I watched it crying multiple times, smiling like a silly in some moments, with a curiosity for the last gift, and it was completely worth to wait. Learning that it is inspired from a truestory that is also referenced in the movie, I couldn't keep myself from crying one more time. Nothing extraordinary but a great drama.