She found him, otherwise can't see a reason for calling her ex partner so thrilled. At least seems she felt something like that. It was interesting.

It is not my favorite movie by Rodrigo Sorogoyen but it seems worth of some attention. Of course it remind me the movie Burning (2018, Lee Chang-dong) which creates an circumstance to take the viewer to a misunderstanding. Although I rather believe Rodrigo Sorogoyen didn't fellow it with his movie.

Overall, the movie is a bit boring (yes, it is not for me), but I could watch it until the end due the painful past of the main character. The kid is really a kid, o matter how he tried behavior like an adult, I guess it was a positive point of the movie.

This terrible anxiety that is present throughout the film is constantly mixed with a sense of awe, emotion and beauty. There is nothing to be ashamed of. Pure mystery and softest storm!

Story plays off of child kidnapping fears and in particular the missing child from a Portugal beach resort a decade ago. Inadequate investigation makes this movie more fantasy than substance. The missing child used a phone so police can identify it's location from past cell tower use; GPS; other technologies. Travel records & security video in the area could have been used. We see none of this in the movie. It's 10 years later and emotionally torn mom sees someone that could be her missing son. DNA, easy to get, would have been a quick simple solution. Instead we get a weird love story.