Toby74

More than the film itself, I give it a 6 for the effort put into the plot, which is quite complex. It's clear, however, that it's not a major production. We applaud the actors' good will and skill. Kudos to the young doctor Rob Cole (Tom Payne) and the always impeccable and excellent Ben Kingsley, who plays Ibn Sina.Perhaps with a little more budget, the film could have had a better chance of achieving better special effects.Nevertheless, the film flows well. Perhaps a little too long.

A waste of time! I also find it difficult to fill in at least 75 words when the first sentence would have sufficied!

Yes, okay. A film about the routine of life. Always the same, always the same. So what? Where's the point of the film? And why shouldn't we be bored? If it's possible to make a film about the meaningless routine of life, then let's all make endless sequences of everyday life and thus we're all capable of making arthouse films.Well shot, good cinematography, good actors, great songs from the 60s and 70s. But two hours of "perfect days" of absolute nothingness with a hint of pedophilia between the little blonde and her niece.Having Wenders isn't enough to call it a good film. No thanks!